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Forget You: SAB Choral Octavo

By Thomas Callaway / By Bruno Mars / By Ari Levine / By Philip Lawrence / By Brody Brown / As performed by Glee Cast / As performed by Cee Lo Green / Arranged by Adam Anders / Arranged by Peer Astrom

Item: 35-DS00195534

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 15
SKU: 35-DS00195534

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About the Composer: Thomas Callaway

Cee Lo Green (Thomas Callaway) built his reputation as a master of genre blending, moving fluidly between hip-hop, R&B, soul, and pop throughout his career. His gift for crafting infectious hooks and memorable melodies has made him a sought-after collaborator and recording artist, with "Forget You" standing as one of his most culturally resonant compositions.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the defiant energy and pop-friendly groove of the original while making it genuinely singable for mixed voices. The SAB voicing keeps ranges accessible without sacrificing the song's contemporary edge, and the 15-page score gives you plenty of flexibility for movement, choreography, or simply letting the attitude shine through.

What to expect

Confident and irreverent, with a propulsive groove that begs for committed ensemble singing. The arrangement pulses with modern pop sensibility while maintaining the vocal clarity and control that choral singing demands.

Who it's for

Directors looking for contemporary repertoire that connects with students without patronizing them. This works equally well in concert settings, musical theatre contexts, or as a standout pop-focused moment in a varied program.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat the rhythmic precision as essential to the vibe. This song lives in its pocket, so lock the ensemble into a confident, steady pulse rather than pushing the tempo.
  • Balance the attitude with genuine musicality in the melody line. The sass comes through clearer when top voices are singing with phrase shape, not just attitude.
  • Layer in dynamics strategically to build momentum through repeated sections. Small crescendos between repetitions keep the energy fresh across all 15 pages.

How to use it

Drop this into a second-half opener to shift energy and mood, especially if you're programming classical or traditional fare earlier in the concert. It also serves as an excellent contrast piece in a vocal jazz or contemporary music set, or as a fun finale that leaves audiences smiling.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing in a contemporary idiom with rhythmic precision
  • Layering attitude and character without sacrificing vocal technique
  • Balancing ensemble blend across pop-influenced voicing
  • Interpreting syncopated rhythms common to R&B and soul styles

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