All Is Found (from Disney's Frozen 2) (arr. Mark Brymer): SAB Choral Octavo

Mark Brymer's arrangement captures the song's intimate, mysterious quality while making it accessible for three-part mixed voices. The SAB voicing sits comfortably for typical high school choirs, and the storytelling element gives singers a real emotional anchor rather than just notes on a page.

Haunting and introspective, the song unfolds like a secret being shared. The harmonies support rather than ornament the melody, creating space for vulnerability and creating moments of surprising harmonic depth that elevate what could be a simple pop tune into something more resonant.

High school choirs, middle school advanced ensembles, and community choruses looking for contemporary material with genuine emotional resonance. Directors seeking a film arrangement that avoids the trap of being overly simplified will find this work rewarding for both singers and audiences.

• Balance the opening lines carefully so the melody emerges naturally from the harmonic foundation without aggressive top-note singing.
• Let the accompaniment breathe with you; this song lives in restraint and atmosphere rather than pushing for volume.
• Shape phrases toward moment of greatest vulnerability rather than climactic points, which keeps the listener drawn inward.

This works beautifully as a concert opener to establish an intimate mood, or paired with other contemporary film music for a "Stories Through Song" themed concert. Its relatively modest technical demands make it suitable mid-year when you want to spotlight emotional maturity over technical fireworks.

• Sustaining legit vocal tone across a gentle dynamic range
• Harmonic blend in three-part writing without doubling standard voice parts
• Narrative phrasing that serves emotional content rather than musical structure
• Breathing placement that maintains musical line through unexpected phrase lengths