Frozen (Choral Highlights) (arr. Mark Brymer): Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Robert Lopez / Arranged by Mark Brymer
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About the Artist: Robert Lopez
Robert Lopez is a songwriter and composer whose work has defined contemporary musical theater and animated film music. His songs combine accessible melodies with emotional depth, making them resonate across age groups and performance contexts. Lopez's ability to write for both intimate character moments and sweeping ensemble numbers has made him one of the most performed composers in schools today.
Why we love this
Mark Brymer's arrangement distills six key moments from Frozen into a single coherent arc, giving your ensemble a medley that sounds substantial rather than scattered. The pop and Broadway sensibilities mean your singers connect with the material immediately, and the variety of song styles keeps energy fresh across the full nine minutes.
What to expect
Exhilarating and theatrical without being overwrought. The arrangement captures the sweep of the film's narrative arc while keeping the pop sensibility front and center, creating something that feels both celebratory and genuinely musical.
Who it's for
Directors programming concerts for mixed audiences, families, or younger ensembles who need a medley that feels current and engaging. This works equally well for concert showcase, assembly performance, or holiday programming.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the vocal lines carefully in the ensemble passages. The pop idiom can flatten harmonies if singers push too hard; support the blend with a light, buoyant tone.
- Use tempo relationships between songs as a structural tool. Subtle accelerations into uptempo numbers and breathing space at key transitions will help the medley feel intentional rather than patched.
- Let the lyrics drive expression rather than overselling emotion. These songs already carry weight with your audience; understatement often reads as confidence.
- Coordinate with your instrumentalists on style and articulation in the pop-inflected passages. Precision in the rhythm section anchors everything else.
How to use it
Place this as a standalone feature in a concert where it can command full attention, or build a larger program around Disney or contemporary film music. The nine-minute length makes it substantial enough to anchor a set without overwhelming a lighter concert theme.
Skills your students will build
- Singing pop idioms with musical integrity (avoiding belting and maintaining line quality)
- Tracking harmonic movement across key changes and song transitions
- Ensemble balance in sectional and full-group writing
- Connecting lyrical storytelling to melodic phrasing
- Responding to orchestral accompaniment styles from contemporary film music