Get Lost (from Moana 2) (arr. Mark Brymer): Choral Instrumental Pak
Arranged by Mark Brymer
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About the Arranger: Mark Brymer
Mark Brymer has become one of the most prolific and trusted arrangers for young musicians, with a catalog spanning Disney favorites, pop standards, and contemporary hits. His arrangements are known for their clarity, rhythmic vitality, and understanding of what makes students excited to perform.
Why we love this
Brymer captures the swagger and sass of Matangi without losing accessibility for a young ensemble. The funk groove sits squarely in that sweet spot where students feel genuinely cool playing it, and the instrumental arrangement gives band and choir sections equally satisfying moments to shine together.
What to expect
Slick, funky, and full of swagger. The groove has a modern R&B flavor that feels current while the harmonic language remains straightforward enough for young musicians to navigate. There's a mischievous, almost theatrical energy that makes performers feel like they're in on the joke.
Who it's for
Singers and instrumentalists in middle and high school choir programs who want to program contemporary film music with genuine attitude. This works especially well for students who need confidence that pop and Disney arrangements can be musically substantive.
How to get the most out of it
- Lock in the rhythmic pocket early. The groove is everything here, so spend rehearsal time syncing your rhythm section before layering in the melodic parts.
- Lean into the character. Matangi is mischievous and a little menacing, so encourage your singers and players to commit to that attitude in their phrasing and articulation.
- Balance the funk elements with clear diction. The syllabic, rhythm-driven vocal writing will get lost if students aren't crisp with their consonants.
- Use dynamics to build energy across the form. This arrangement thrives on momentum, so plan your dynamic arc to arrive at a payoff rather than staying flat.
How to use it
Pair this with other contemporary Disney fare for a film music concert segment, or drop it into a pop mashup program where students get to experience modern production style alongside traditional repertoire. It's also a solid choice for spring concerts where energy and audience engagement matter as much as musical depth.
Skills your students will build
- Funky rhythmic feel and groove awareness
- Coordinating rhythm section with pitched instruments
- Building character and attitude through performance
- Balancing contemporary pop phrasing with choral blend
- Reading syncopated rhythm figures
- Maintaining articulation clarity in funk contexts