All Of You (from Encanto): Ukulele

This ukulele arrangement captures the intimate warmth of the original without losing the song's emotional impact. At 13 pages, it's substantial enough to feel rewarding without overwhelming younger players, and the Disney/Encanto connection guarantees engagement in any classroom.

Tender and inclusive. The arrangement settles into warm, accessible harmonies that feel like a conversation among family members rather than a polished performance. There's genuine tenderness in the restraint of the orchestration, letting the message shine through.

Intermediate ukulele students who are ready to tackle longer arrangements and ensemble textures. This works especially well in heterogeneous classroom settings where you have mixed ability levels, since the supportive harmonic parts give less advanced players meaningful material while allowing stronger readers to carry the melody.

• Let the lyrical melody guide your phrasing rather than counting strictly; breathe where the text naturally breaks to honor the song's conversational quality.
• Balance volume across the ensemble parts so no single voice dominates; this is a moment of family unity, not a solo feature.
• Approach the harmonic changes with care, making sure chord transitions are clean and supported by steady strumming underneath the melody.

Feature this as a bridge between lighter Disney songs and more substantial choral literature. It works beautifully as a closing number for a winter or spring concert, especially if you're programming other Encanto selections or exploring contemporary film music with upper elementary or middle school students.

• Reading and maintaining ensemble harmony parts while another voice carries the melody
• Sustaining steady rhythmic accompaniment patterns under singing
• Responding to lyrical phrasing and adjusting dynamics to support a vocalist
• Navigating a longer, multi-page score with consistent focus