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2 Be Loved: Choral SoundTrax CD

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2 Be Loved: Choral SoundTrax CD

(Am I Ready)

Words and Music by Max Martin, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Peter Svensson, Savan Kotecha, and Lizzo / arr. Jack Zaino

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From high school flutist turned pop superstar Lizzo, here's a high-energy hit about self-confidence and accepting the love we deserve. An '80s rock sound drives singers to answer the question: "Am I ready to be loved?" This powerhouse anthem will leave you feeling energized, uplifted, and ready to dance!

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Series: Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
UPC: 038081573939
SKU: 00-50223

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About the Composer: Max Martin

Max Martin is one of the most prolific hit songwriters of the past two decades, with production and writing credits on chart-topping songs across pop, country, and R&B. His work spans artists from The Weeknd and Ariana Grande to Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, establishing him as a architect of contemporary pop music. Martin's understanding of melody, hook construction, and production values has shaped the sound of modern radio and streaming playlists.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the swagger and infectious energy of Lizzo's original without losing the emotional core of self-love and acceptance. The '80s rock foundation gives your choir permission to commit fully to the attitude and groove, making it accessible for singers who might otherwise feel disconnected from pop repertoire. It's the kind of piece that energizes audiences and singers alike while delivering a message that resonates with young performers.

What to expect

Unapologetic confidence wrapped in a nostalgic '80s rock pulse. The music propels forward with bright energy while the lyrics invite vulnerability, creating a piece that feels both celebratory and genuinely affirming. Singers will feel the lift in the arrangement and the freedom to own their presence on stage.

Who it's for

High school choirs looking for contemporary pop repertoire with substance will find this particularly valuable. It works equally well for mixed ensembles or treble choirs, and it appeals to singers across vocal experience levels because the message is universal and the groove is irresistible.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lean into the rhythmic precision of the percussion and bass line; your choir's rhythmic clarity will make the difference between a good performance and a driving one.
  • Allow the '80s rock color to influence your vocal tone and diction. Crisp articulation and a slightly fuller sound will honor the genre rather than singing it with classical restraint.
  • Use the SoundTrax accompaniment to lock in the groove during rehearsals, then gradually reduce your reliance on it so singers can feel the pocket themselves.
  • Shape the dynamics around the song's build. Start grounded and controlled, then gradually release more energy as you approach the final sections.

How to use it

This works beautifully as an opening number or closer on a concert celebrating contemporary voices and identity. Pair it with other pop or musical theater selections to create a themed set that speaks to your audience's actual musical culture, or use it as a bridge piece between a classical set and something more modern. It's also a natural fit for pep rallies, assemblies, or youth-focused events where energy and positivity matter.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in a grooved, syncopated style
  • Vocal blend and balance within a contemporary pop production
  • Confidence performing repertoire that reflects their own musical world
  • Interpretation of attitude and character appropriate to pop idiom

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