Rachel Zegler also sings “The Hanging Tree.” A few weeks after the release of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Serpent, we bring you the full version of the song.
When Jennifer Lawrence accompanied Song of Rebellion on notes hanging tree she probably didn’t imagine that years later someone else would be able to sing the same song for a movie set in the same universe. IN The Hunger Games: The Tale of the Nightingale and the Snake Rachel Zegler interprets Lucy Gray Baird, an artist whose nightingale-like voice also accompanies the latest trailer for a prequel film based on The Hanging Tree. Unlike the main saga, the prequel will delve deeper into the story that inspired The Hanging Tree, written and performed by Lucy Gray Baird. With just a few weeks left until the (anticipated) debut of the film set in Panem, Rachel Zegler emotionally shared the entire song from The Hanging Tree.
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Serpent, Rachel Zegler sings “The Hanging Tree” as the entire song sounds
In the main saga, the song was sung by Jennifer Lawrence, but Suzanne Collins – author of a literary saga – write it in collaboration with a composer James Newton Howard AND Jeremiah Frates and Wesley Schultz belonging Lumineers. Thanks to the prequel, it is sung by Rachel Zegler, who has extensive musical experience as the main character of the remake. West Side Story. After all, Lucy Gray Baird is a charismatic singer both in the novel and on the big screen, so it was important that the actress could sing. In the prequel, Lucy Gray is a District 12 Tribute who is brought to the Capitol to take part in the tenth brutal Hunger Games. New to this edition is the inclusion of mentors for each tribute. It’s Lucy Gray’s turn Coriolanus Snow, a high school student who initially seems kind and thoughtful, although he is more interested in winning than himself. But the bond that unites them will be difficult to break, and this meeting, as well as the atrocities they endured, will forever leave a mark on their lives.
With an early release date also in Italy. on November 15The Hunger Games: The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Serpent will also offer a new version of The Hanging Tree, which tells the story of the hanging of a man in the 12th District. Film Producer Nina Jacobson Calls Rachel Zegler’s singing ‘amazing’ on microphones Diversity:
Rachel often chose not to reproduce, but to simply sing live. Often after the cut people would go crazy and clap their hands. The big final moment… incredibly true. His voice is amazing.