All Is Found (from Disney's Frozen 2) (arr. Mark Brymer): Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Evan Rachel Wood / Arranged by Mark Brymer
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Before Elsa's powers were finally explained in Disney's "Frozen II", Elsa and her little sister Anna used to listen to their mother sing this tender and beautiful folk lullaby as they were falling asleep. The tale told of a magical river in a far-off land, which would provide all of life's answers should the water eventually be found. An appealing flute part joins this effortless choral arrangement, with harmony accentuating the text by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez.
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00455689
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About the Artist: Evan Rachel Wood
Evan Rachel Wood is an accomplished actress and singer who brought depth and emotion to the role of Queen Iduna in Disney's Frozen 2. Her performance of "All Is Found" established the song as a haunting, intimate moment that reveals the backstory of Elsa's magical heritage. Wood's vocal interpretation became the definitive recording for this arrangement, capturing the tenderness required to convey a mother's love and ancient wisdom through music.
Why we love this
Mark Brymer's arrangement preserves the lullaby's gentle character while adding a graceful flute obbligato that gives soloists and small ensembles genuine musical interest. The choral writing stays accessible without sacrificing the emotional weight of Anderson-Lopez and Lopez's lyrics, making this an ideal piece for concerts that need to resonate with both young singers and their families.
What to expect
A hushed moment frozen in time. The melody unfolds like a secret shared between generations, woven into a folk melody that carries both wonder and melancholy. The flute's voice adds ethereal shimmer without disrupting the intimacy of a mother singing her children to sleep.
Who it's for
This arrangement works beautifully for middle school and high school choirs seeking an accessible contemporary piece with narrative substance. It also suits smaller select ensembles, chamber choirs, and soloists with instrumental accompaniment.
How to get the most out of it
- Shape the melody with long, connected phrases rather than pushing for dynamic volume; the power of this song lives in its intimacy and restraint
- Balance the flute part carefully so it complements the vocal line without competing for attention; think of it as a musical counterpart to the text rather than a separate voice
- Bring out the harmonic movement underneath the melody by asking the ensemble to feel the chord progressions rather than just singing their notes, which will deepen the sense of mystery the song creates
How to use it
Pair this with other Disney selections for a family concert, or use it as a gentle intermission piece that transitions audiences from one emotional space to another. Its storytelling quality also makes it effective in concept concerts about family, legacy, or journey.
Skills your students will build
- Sustaining legato phrasing across longer melodic arcs
- Balancing solo and ensemble textures
- Creating emotional contrast without relying on dynamic extremes
- Navigating contemporary harmonic language that avoids traditional functional progressions