Belong Together: 2-Part Choral Octavo
Words and music by Mark Gregory Damboragian / arr. Andy Beck
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About the Composer: Mark Gregory Damboragian
Mark Gregory Damboragian is a contemporary singer-songwriter whose work has gained significant traction across streaming platforms and social media. His gift for writing accessible, emotionally genuine pop music has made him a compelling voice for arrangers looking to connect with modern audiences through choral repertoire.
Why we love this
Arrangers Andy Beck captures what makes this song resonate: infectious melody paired with lyrics that speak to genuine human connection without a shred of sentimentality. The acoustic guitar foundation and pop sensibility create an entry point for singers who might otherwise resist choral music, while the 2-part voicing keeps the arrangement focused on harmony and blend rather than complexity.
What to expect
Warm, unhurried, and genuinely joyful. The breezy acoustic guitar and straightforward melody evoke sitting with a friend on a quiet afternoon, the kind of moment where not much needs to happen for everything to feel right. There's a lightness here that still allows room for real emotion.
Who it's for
Choirs of all ages looking for contemporary material that feels current without demanding vocal acrobatics. This works equally well for middle school ensembles, high school choirs seeking a feel-good concert moment, or adult groups who want to explore modern songwriting.
How to get the most out of it
- Keep the acoustic quality front and center by avoiding overblown dynamics; let the recorded accompaniment establish the intimate, guitar-driven feel rather than competing with it.
- Shape the melody with conversation in mind. These lyrics work best when sung as if speaking truthfully to someone, not performing at them.
- Balance the two parts by having singers listen across the harmony rather than to their own line; the parts interweave enough that sloppy voice independence will muddy the texture.
How to use it
Pair this with other contemporary pop arrangements to create a cohesive second half that showcases your singers' ability to inhabit modern musical language. It also works as a strong opener if you want to signal to your audience that this will be a concert with range and warmth, not just standard choral fare.
Skills your students will build
- Balancing two-part harmony while maintaining melodic integrity
- Singing with a contemporary pop sensibility rather than classical weight
- Responding to a recorded accompaniment with flexibility and ensemble awareness
- Expressing emotional authenticity in straightforward, accessible text