In Disney’s Frozen, which song opens the film with ice harvesters at work?

In Disney’s Frozen, “Frozen Heart” opens the film with ice harvesters working in the wilderness.

The song introduces the danger and beauty of ice before the story moves to young Anna and Elsa inside the castle. Its lyrics describe ice as both powerful and hazardous, establishing an idea that becomes important when Elsa’s magical abilities create a winter across Arendelle.

The sequence shows a group of workers cutting large blocks from frozen water and transporting them by sled. It also introduces Kristoff and his reindeer, Sven, as children. The production uses the number as an energetic opening rather than beginning directly with the royal family.

“Frozen Heart” is different from the later songs associated with Anna and Elsa, including “For the First Time in Forever” and “Let It Go.” Although it receives less attention than the film’s major musical hits, it supplies the opening visual and thematic vocabulary for the story.