The theater TikTok trend of making musicals out of strange subject matter began earlier in the pandemic, with viral works like Grocery Store the Musical, but the specific appeal of the Ratatouille musical is the alternate reality of it all: It is not inconceivable that there is a timeline where Ratatouille: The Musical was announced as a big-budget, family-friendly production alongside the likes of Aladdin, The Lion King, and The Little Mermaid. Composers, singers, actors, musicians, dancers, and set designers have come together to write and perform original songs for a Ratatouille musical that does not exist on any stage, but is alive and ever-growing on TikTok. While Broadway is shut down and schools have gone virtual, theater kids and professionals alike are collaborating on the app to create a fully socially distanced musical about one particular muse: Remy the rat from PixarвЂ™s 13-year-old Francophilia flick Ratatouille.

John Van Houten, Jr.Photo: remarkable is happening on TikTok.

William Reichenbach (+ Contrabass Trombone).

Don Markese (+ Bass Clarinet, Pennywhistle, Alto & Tenor & Baritone Saxes).

Michael Vaccaro, Principal (+ Alto & Boss Flutes, Tenor Sax).

Joseph Stone (+ Flute, Alto & Bass Flutes, Clarinet, Tenor Sax).

John Yoakum, Principal (+ Clarinet, Flute, Alto & Bass Flutes, Alto & Tenor Saxes).

Richard Mitchell (+ Clarinet, Alto & Tenor Saxes).

Robert Shulgold, Principal (+ Piccolo, Whistling).

Clayton Haslop, Concertmaster Kenneth Yerke, Principal 2nd Violin.

Contracted by Hal Beckett and Reggie Wilson.

Camille appears courtesy of EMI Music France.

Written and Produced by Michael Giacchino.

Michael Giacchino wishes to thank: Brad Bird, Brad Lewis, John Lasseter, Camille, Boualem Lamhene, Chris Montan, Tom MacDougall, Paul Cichocki, my Incredible EPM Orchestra and Team, Mom and Dad, Uncle Pete, and finally - Jamie, Mick, Gracie, and Griffy.

Album Mastered by Gavin Lurssen at Lurssen Mastering.

Recording Crew: Adam Michalak (Recordist), Greg Dennen, Jonathan Belzley, Bryon Clements, Mark Eshelman, Brooks Fallin, Greg Loskorn, David Marquette, Ryan Robinson, Rob Stefanson, Brian Van Leer, Gabriel Wallach.

Eastwood Scoring Stage, and Armoury Studios

Music Recorded and Mixed at Sony Pictures Scoring Stage, Warner Bros.

Music Production Assistant: Siobhan Sullivan.

Music Production Coordinator: Lydia Paweski.

Music Business Affairs: Donna Cole-BrulГ©.

Post Production Supervisor: Paul Cichocki.

MIDI Supervision and Preparation: Chad Seiter.

Assistant Music Editors: Paul Apelgren, Alan Schlaifer.

Supervising Music Copyist: Booker White - Walt Disney Music Library.

Assistant Music Contractor: Connie Boylan.

Music Orchestrated and Conducted by Tim Simonec.

2m06/07B Wall Rat / Remy Sees The World.

A complete soundtrack, known as the 'Cast And Crew Soundtrack' was given to the casts and crew of the film.

Giacchino returned to Pixar to score their 2009 blockbuster Up. The music for Ratatouille gave Giacchino his first Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score as well as his first Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack Album. Camille was hired to perform 'Le Festin' after Giacchino listened to her music and realized she was perfect for the song as a result, the song is sung in French in all versions of the film.

In addition to the score, Giacchino wrote the main theme song, ' Le Festin', about Remy and his wishes to be a chef. He also wrote a buddy theme for both Remy and Linguini that plays when they're together. Giacchino had written two themes for Remy, one about his thief self and the other about his hopes and dreams. Brad Bird re-teamed with Giacchino on the score for Ratatouille since they got along well during the scoring of The Incredibles. It was released through Walt Disney Records on June 26, 2007, and composed by Michael Giacchino. Ratatouille is the soundtrack album for the 2007 Disney/ Pixar animated feature film of the same name.

Ratatouille soundtrack trumpet