Fixer Upper (from Disney's Frozen) (arr. Audrey Snyder): 2-Part Choral Octavo

Whimsical and warm, with a gentle undercurrent of comedic tenderness. The song balances lighthearted storytelling with genuine emotion, creating moments where singers can explore both humor and sincerity in the same piece.

Middle school and upper elementary choirs looking for repertoire that engages young singers with contemporary material they recognize. This works especially well for programs that want to include Disney music without relying on overly simplified arrangements.

• Balance the spoken or rhythmic dialogue moments with the singing sections; these comic beats need breathing room to land
• Lean into the conversational tone of the lyrics by treating phrases conversationally rather than formally, letting the natural speech rhythm guide your phrasing
• Keep the tempo steady but relaxed; rushing this number flattens the humor and charm that make it memorable

Perfect as a concert opener or finisher for family audiences, particularly in spring shows or programs with a Disney theme. This also works well in showcase concerts where you want to demonstrate how your younger singers can handle character and interpretation.

• Singing with clear articulation in a conversational style
• Sustaining long notes while maintaining forward momentum
• Balancing melody and harmony in 2-part texture
• Interpreting character and emotion through vocal delivery