Apple Celebrates Holiday Spirit With Live Performance of 'Frozen' Soundtrack 'Let It Go' by Idina Menzel

Friday December 7, 2018 8:33 pm PST by Joe Rossignol
Apple celebrated the holiday season today with a live performance by award-winning singer Idina Menzel, who sang a handful of songs from the Disney animated film Frozen, including the soundtrack Let It Go.


"A big thank-you from our Apple family to the phenomenally talented Idina Menzel," tweeted Apple CEO Tim Cook. "Your voice is a gift — thank you for sharing it with us. What a wonderful way to celebrate the holidays!"

The concert took place at Apple's Infinite Loop campus in Cupertino, California during its recurring Beer Bash employee gathering today.

Idina Menzel performing at Apple Infinite Loop via Elton

Apple today also hosted its annual celebration of Toys for Tots, a program run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve, which distributes toys to children whose parents cannot afford to buy them gifts for Christmas.


Last year, Apple's holiday Beer Bash featured a live performance by singer Gwen Stefani.

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miniyou64
13 months ago
Wouldn’t want to say the word “Christmas”
Rating: 67 Votes
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Naraxus
13 months ago
It's Christmas Timmy. You can't even say it can you? It's not Kawanza (that's a complete farce), it's not Hanukkah. It's CHRISTMAS. It's the reason FOR the season.
Rating: 44 Votes
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burgman
13 months ago

CHRISTmas. It's called Christmas.

Some places and cultures that’s true, now get over yourself, Apple is a global company.
Rating: 36 Votes
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Bustycat
13 months ago

Some places and cultures that’s true, now get over yourself, Apple is a global company.

Only the Western people care about this nonsense thinking. Here in East Asian countires with the low percentage of Christians, we are free and willing to say Christmas every year.
Rating: 34 Votes
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corebeliefs
13 months ago
What holidays is Cook referring to?
Rating: 30 Votes
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Justanotherfanboy
13 months ago

Wouldn’t want to say the word “Christmas”


I agree! =)

Makes sense, considering the fact that nearly EVERYONE celebrates the holidays, yet... even with its umpteen factions & myraid branches- still, less than 1/3 of the population is Christian.

note:
If you don’t add a /sarcasm tag... I’m totally going to pretend like I don’t realize you’re trying your hand at sarcasm.
Rating: 28 Votes
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Acidsplat
13 months ago

CHRISTmas. It's called Christmas.

Might want to look up the history of that.
Has nothing to do with Christ.
Christianity took it and renamed it to Christmas.
Rating: 28 Votes
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weup togo
13 months ago
CHRISTmas. It's called Christmas.
Rating: 24 Votes
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Westside guy
13 months ago

What holidays is Cook referring to?


Festivus and Saturnalia.
Rating: 22 Votes
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Kabeyun
13 months ago

Wouldn’t want to say the word “Christmas”


What holidays is Cook referring to?


CHRISTmas. It's called Christmas.


It's Christmas Timmy. You can't even say it can you? It's not Kawanza (that's a complete farce), it's not Hanukkah. It's CHRISTMAS. It's the reason FOR the season.

I just don’t get why they’re not ok with saying and wishing Merry Christmas but then are ok with mentioning Hanukkah, Eid Mubarak, Diwali, Chinese New Year, etc... This Nonsense must stop.

Well, it’s Hanukkah NOW (I’m particularly looking at you, Naraxussy: it is Hanukkah). It’s not Christmas for another two and a half weeks. You want people to ignore Hanukkah on Hanukkah and wish everyone Merry Christmas? In poker that’s called a tell.
Rating: 20 Votes

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