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Dreamers: TTB Choral Octavo

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Dreamers: TTB Choral Octavo

Recorded by Jung Kook featuring Fahad Al Kubaisi

Words and music by Patrick Devine, Jeon Jung-kook, Mustapha El Ouardi, and Nadir Khayat / arr. Jack Zaino

Item: 00-51110

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This exhilarating chart-topper by BTS frontman Jung Kook was featured as the theme song to FIFA's World Cup. The driving rhythms of a strong hook deliver the message of teamwork and striving for a common goal. Sing the full 4-minute version (including an Arabic solo in the middle), or take the optional cut for a 2.5-minute powerhouse performance (without the solo). A pronunciation guide and translation are included in the publication.

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Series: Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 16
UPC: 038081581477
SKU: 00-51110

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Why we love this

Arranging contemporary pop for treble voices demands precision, and Jack Zaino delivers it here without sacrificing the infectious energy that made this World Cup anthem stick in millions of heads. The included pronunciation guide and optional cut transform what could be a novelty into a legitimate programming choice that respects both the arrangement and your rehearsal calendar.

What to expect

Energy and purpose pulse through every measure. This is music built on a driving beat and a singable hook that builds momentum with each repetition, delivering the urgency and teamwork the lyrics celebrate without ever feeling forced.

Who it's for

Directors programming contemporary pop repertoire for treble choirs and singers who want to engage with music from the current moment. The TTB voicing makes it accessible to mixed ability levels while the optional cut gives you scheduling flexibility.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock the rhythmic precision of the hook early. It's the engine that drives the whole piece, so isolate those rhythmic figures in your first rehearsals and drill them as a section before layering the melody.
  • Balance the Arabic solo passage carefully. Even if you're taking the cut, the middle solo deserves clarity and space; don't let the surrounding TTB voices overwhelm whoever sings it.
  • Use the recorded accompaniment to anchor tempos and stylistic choices, especially the driving rhythmic feel that defines the arrangement.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary pieces in a pop or popular culture themed concert, or use the shorter cut as a festival or pops concert finale. The World Cup connection and global reach make it an effective entry point for younger singers discovering non-traditional choral repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in syncopated pop idioms
  • Stylistic interpretation of contemporary commercial music
  • Pronunciation and articulation in non-English text (Arabic solo passage)
  • Ensemble balance with a dominant melodic hook

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