I Feel Alive (from A Minecraft Movie) (arr. Roger Emerson): Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Jack Black / Arranged by Roger Emerson
Item: 35-PK01640462
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Bring the earnest, retro, goofy magic of A Minecraft Movie to your stage by singing this "sizzleeeen" 80s rock-influenced closing number! Celebrating crafting, laughing, friendship, and the thrill of adventure, this bold new original will leave your choir feeling alive!
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK01640462
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About the Artist: Jack Black
Jack Black is a musician and entertainer known for blending comedy with genuine musical talent across film, television, and his comedy rock band Tenacious D. His work in animated and live-action films has introduced millions of young people to music that doesn't take itself too seriously, proving that humor and heart aren't mutually exclusive in performance.
Why we love this
Roger Emerson's arrangement captures the film's earnest goofiness without winking at the audience, which means your students get to commit fully to the 80s rock energy rather than perform irony. The Rhythm voicing keeps things accessible while the accompaniment delivers enough melodic and harmonic support that even less experienced singers feel confident in the sound.
What to expect
Retro synth-rock cheerfulness with an undercurrent of genuine friendship and celebration. The harmonic language feels both silly and earnest; your singers will feel the lift of a major key moment alongside the cheeky energy of the arrangement.
Who it's for
Choirs that want to program something contemporary and fun without sacrificing musicality. It works especially well for mixed-age ensembles where you need everyone engaged and having actual fun rather than simply performing a novelty.
How to get the most out of it
- Nail the swagger in the opening. This song lives or dies on confidence, so encourage singers to lean into the bold vowels and commit to the rock rhythm even on sustained notes.
- Layer the energy gradually through the arrangement. Start solid but leave room to build; the payoff comes when everyone's locked in for the final sections.
- Let the rhythm section (if performing live) anchor the groove. If using the recorded accompaniment, have singers listen to one or two rehearsals without singing to internalize the pocket before adding their part.
How to use it
Save this for a spring concert finale or a program moment where you want the audience laughing while genuinely moved. It pairs well alongside other contemporary film music or works as a palate cleanser after heavier concert selections, and it's short enough to work as an encore.
Skills your students will build
- Rhythmic precision in syncopated vocal lines over a steady backbeat
- Singing with clarity and articulation in an 80s rock style
- Blending parts within a rhythm section voicing
- Maintaining energy through a modern pop-influenced harmonic progression
- Balancing humor with musical commitment in performance