All Is Found (from Disney's Frozen 2): Ukulele

This arrangement captures the intimate, reflective quality of the film's opening moment without requiring advanced technique. Students get to experience a Disney song that prioritizes melody and emotional storytelling over flashy accompaniment, making it an excellent choice for building confidence and musicality in younger players.

The song carries a sense of quiet wonder and introspection. There's space in the writing for the player to connect with the lyrical quality of the melody, creating an intimate moment rather than a showcase for technique.

This piece works well for ukulele students in the early intermediate range who want to explore contemporary film music. It's equally suitable for classroom performance, informal recitals, or as a bridge between beginner etudes and more complex repertoire.

• Pay attention to phrasing around the ends of phrases; let them breathe naturally rather than rushing to the next line.
• Keep the strumming pattern light and consistent to support the contemplative mood without overwhelming the vocal melody.
• Shape the dynamic arc across the full two pages so the song feels complete rather than static.

Consider this for a film music or contemporary music showcase, particularly if you're programming pieces that appeal to younger audience members. It pairs naturally with other Disney ukulele arrangements or serves as a standalone selection for a student recital featuring narrative-driven songs.

• Sustaining melodic lines with consistent tone quality
• Coordinating smooth strumming patterns that support rather than overshadow the melody
• Shaping phrasing and managing breath points in instrumental arrangements of vocal music
• Reading two-page arrangements and maintaining focus across longer forms