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Beauty And The Beast (Medley) (arr. Roger Emerson): 2-Part Choral Octavo

Arranged by Roger Emerson

Item: 35-DS00444525

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 38
SKU: 35-DS00444525

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About the Arranger: Roger Emerson

Roger Emerson has built a career as one of choral music's most prolific and respected arrangers, with hundreds of titles published across all age levels and voicing combinations. His arrangements are known for respecting the integrity of beloved melodies while adapting them intelligently for specific ensemble capabilities, making him a staple in choral programs nationwide.

Why we love this

Emerson's gift for medley construction shines here. He threads together the essential moments of this beloved film score in a way that feels inevitable rather than patchwork, giving 2-part singers genuine musical substance without overwhelming them technically.

What to expect

Sweeping and cinematic, this medley captures the romance and wonder of the film while remaining accessible. The arrangement breathes with the melody rather than fighting against it, letting students inhabit the familiar emotional arc of the story.

Who it's for

Middle school and early high school choirs seeking a crowd-pleasing concert piece that requires genuine musicianship without demanding advanced vocal maturity or extreme range. Programs serving developing singers who benefit from learning a universally recognized score.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the phrase contours generously in the opening section; younger singers often sing flat when they lack a clear sense of where a phrase is heading.
  • Balance the melody between your two parts during the overlapping passages so the harmonic progression remains audible rather than buried.
  • Record a rehearsal run-through early in preparation and listen back as an ensemble; hearing how your blend translates is invaluable for 2-part voicing.

How to use it

Pair this with other film or Broadway selections for a standalone pops concert, or place it as a crowd-friendly closer on a varied program where you want to send the audience out smiling. The 38-page score gives you room to rehearse thoroughly without racing through preparation.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining long phrases with proper breath support
  • Maintaining independent melodic lines in 2-part texture
  • Stylistic flexibility moving between contrasting sections of the medley
  • Dynamic control and expressive phrasing in a well-known melody

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