At All Costs (from Wish) (arr. Mac Huff): Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Chris Pine and Ariana DeBose / As performed by Ariana DeBose / As performed by Chris Pine / Arranged by Mac Huff
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About the Artist: Chris Pine and Ariana DeBose
Chris Pine brings his theatrical background and rich baritone to film and stage work, with roles spanning action franchises and intimate character pieces. Ariana DeBose has emerged as a dynamic performer equally at home in musical theater, film, and pop contexts, earning recognition for her vocal versatility and emotional authenticity.
Why we love this
Mac Huff's arrangement captures the gentleness of this duet without losing its emotional weight. The Rhythm voicing keeps things accessible while maintaining the tenderness that makes the original so moving, making it genuinely singable for young choirs tackling a song that feels substantial and contemporary.
What to expect
A moment of quiet reassurance between two people who care for each other. The melody unfolds without urgency, creating space for the lyrics to breathe and for singers to connect with the song's message of protection and promise.
Who it's for
Choirs looking for recent Disney material that actually has depth. This works for middle school through adult ensembles who want something current, singable, and emotionally resonant without being saccharine.
How to get the most out of it
- Shape the phrases with breath, not by pushing volume; this piece relies on intimacy rather than power to land.
- Balance the two vocal parts so neither dominates the entrance; the beauty lives in how they interact, not compete.
- Let the accompaniment establish the gentle tempo in rehearsal before the choir enters; rushing will undermine the lullaby quality.
How to use it
Pair this with other contemporary film songs to create a set that speaks to what students are actually watching and hearing. It works equally well as a tender closer for a concert or as part of a larger Disney medley.
Skills your students will build
- Singing exposed two-part harmony with limited accompaniment support
- Sustaining soft dynamics with proper breath support and vocal placement
- Expressing lyrical content through phrasing and restraint rather than volume