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Easy On Me (arr. Stefan Flugel): SATB Choral Octavo

As performed by Adele / Arranged by Stefan Flugel

Item: 35-DS00510199

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 6
SKU: 35-DS00510199

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About the Artist: Adele

Adele has defined contemporary pop music through her distinctive contralto voice and emotionally transparent songwriting. Her albums have sold millions of copies worldwide, and her work consistently demonstrates how accessible melodies and honest lyrics can reach audiences across genres and generations.

In music education settings, Adele's catalog offers valuable repertoire for teaching vocal control, phrase shaping, and emotional communication. Her songs reward careful attention to dynamics and breath placement, making them instructive models for choral singers learning to convey vulnerability and strength simultaneously.

Why we love this

Stefan Flügel's arrangement transforms a modern ballad into genuine choral writing that respects both Adele's original emotional arc and the ensemble's capabilities. The piece engages singers across all voice parts without burying anyone in technical complications, making it accessible while remaining musically substantive and deeply moving.

What to expect

Quiet devastation and acceptance. The piece unfolds like an intimate conversation, with moments of vulnerability giving way to something more resolute. There's a steadiness beneath the melody that speaks to moving forward even when your heart is breaking.

Who it's for

Any SATB ensemble seeking contemporary repertoire with real emotional depth. This arrangement works particularly well for groups comfortable with pop idiom and looking to program something their audiences will recognize and connect with immediately.

How to get the most out of it

  • Resist the urge to rush the slower sections. Adele's phrasing lives in the space between the beat, and your ensemble will find the song's power by allowing silence and breath to shape the structure.
  • Balance the harmonic movement carefully in the inner voices so the emotional weight lands on the soprano line without creating a solo + accompaniment texture.
  • Work the dynamic contrasts specifically. The difference between soft verses and fuller choruses drives the narrative arc, so mark those transitions clearly in your rehearsals.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary pop arrangements or ballad literature to create a set that feels cohesive to modern listeners. It works particularly well in contexts where you're reaching beyond traditional choral audiences or building a concert around themes of resilience and emotional honesty.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining long phrases with consistent tone quality
  • Balancing pop idiom within ensemble voicing
  • Shaping dynamics to support emotional storytelling
  • Ensemble blend in slower, intimate harmonic writing
  • Phrasing flexibility within a contemporary style

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