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feelslikeimfallinginlove: SoundTrax Digital Audio Download

Recorded by Coldplay

Words and music by Oscar Thomas Holter, Max Martin, Guy Berryman, William Champion, Jonathan Buckland, Jon Hopkins, Tim Rutili, and Apple Martin / arr. Andy Beck

Item: 00-A-00016348

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Series: Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-A-00016348

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Why we love this

Andy Beck's arrangement captures the infectious energy of the original while sitting comfortably in a choral range that lets voices shine without strain. The recorded accompaniment anchors the pop sensibility, so your singers can focus on blend and storytelling rather than fighting to keep up with a dense arrangement.

What to expect

Immediate and warm, with the kind of melodic accessibility that makes listeners feel like they know the song after one hearing. The arrangement breathes with contemporary pop sensibility while maintaining the depth and blend that choral singing demands.

Who it's for

Mixed choirs and pop choral ensembles looking for contemporary concert repertoire that connects with audiences. This works for groups comfortable with pop idioms and wanting to program music that feels current without sacrificing musical substance.

How to get the most out of it

  • Use the recorded accompaniment to establish the groove early in rehearsal; lock the rhythm section's feel before layering vocal parts.
  • Shape the melodic line with natural phrasing rather than mathematical precision. This style rewards conversational delivery over metronomic accuracy.
  • Balance the upper and lower voices so no single part dominates. Pop arrangements often skew toward the melody, but supporting harmonies need definition.

How to use it

Program this alongside other pop or secular concert pieces to create a set that reflects what your singers listen to outside of rehearsal. It's equally at home in a pops concert, a contemporary music showcase, or a mixed repertoire program where you want to signal that your choir sings music of the moment.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing contemporary melodic phrasing with choral blend
  • Singing pop idioms with clarity and interpretation
  • Responding to recorded accompaniment with rhythmic precision
  • Layering vocal parts to create cohesive texture in pop arrangements

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