All Is Found (from Disney's Frozen 2): Lead Sheet / Fake Book

This lead sheet captures one of Frozen 2's most introspective moments, offering pianists and vocalists a chance to explore legit vocal writing within a contemporary film context. The arrangement sits comfortably for pianists of intermediate skill while providing vocalists with enough melodic and harmonic space to develop phrasing and emotional nuance.

Contemplative and searching. The piece carries an underlying current of longing that builds gradually, creating space for both technical clarity and emotional vulnerability. There's an openness to the harmonic language that invites interpretive choices.

Pianists and vocalists at the intermediate level who want contemporary material with genuine emotional content. This works well for students preparing audition material, building jazz or contemporary piano skills, or exploring Disney's more sophisticated musical offerings.

• Resist pushing the tempo. This song breathes best when you allow space between phrases, letting the piano accompany rather than drive the momentum.
• Balance transparency in the accompaniment with sensitivity to the vocal line. Keep left hand voicings light enough that the melody remains the clear focal point.
• Explore the lyrical quality of your piano tone. This arrangement rewards pianists who cultivate a singing touch rather than a percussive approach.

This pairs naturally with other contemporary film scores in a recital or concert setting, offering an accessible entry point for audiences less familiar with jazz and lead sheet notation. It also serves as a bridge between traditional song repertoire and more modern musical theater styles for students broadening their range.

• Reading and interpreting lead sheet notation
• Vocal phrasing over jazz and contemporary chord changes
• Comping and accompaniment sensitivity
• Voice and piano balance in solo or duo settings
• Translating written harmony into expressive performance choices