(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again (from Rocketman) (arr. Ed Lojeski): Choral Instrumental Pak
As performed by Elton John and Taron Egerton / Arranged by Ed Lojeski
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As if they never left the 1970s, Elton John (and longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin) geared up to write an immensely catchy, disco-infused track to accompany 2019's rave-reviewed biopic "Rocketman", sharing vocals with his silver screen double Taron Egerton. Relentlessly cheery and groovy, this arrangement is proof that Elton's virtuosity can be incorporated into something accessible to all!
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Hal Leonard
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About the Artist: Elton John and Taron Egerton
Elton John stands as one of popular music's most prolific songwriters, with a catalog spanning five decades of chart-topping hits across rock, pop, and theatrical genres. His 1970s output defined an era, and his ability to craft instantly memorable melodies while collaborating with lyricist Bernie Taupin remains unmatched in contemporary songwriting. For the 2019 film 'Rocketman', John returned to the disco sensibilities of his peak years, proving his creative instincts remain as sharp as ever.
Taron Egerton, the actor who portrayed John in 'Rocketman', delivered the film's vocal performances and earned widespread acclaim for bringing authenticity and emotional depth to the role. His participation in the accompanying music underscored the biopic's commitment to honoring John's artistry across both screen and sound.
Why we love this
Ed Lojeski's arrangement captures the infectious, unrelenting optimism of the original without oversimplifying it for ensemble singers. The disco groove sits perfectly within reach for intermediate choirs while maintaining the sophistication that made 'Rocketman' such a strong film moment. Programming this gives your singers a genuinely fun number that audiences recognize instantly.
What to expect
Disco-inflected exuberance wrapped in a feel-good pop sensibility. The arrangement sparkles with rhythmic vitality and maintains an almost irresistible forward propulsion, making it nearly impossible for singers and listeners to stand still.
Who it's for
Choirs seeking contemporary repertoire with immediate appeal to audiences and students alike will find a natural fit here. This works equally well for high school ensembles, community choirs, and college groups looking to showcase their range beyond traditional concert fare.
How to get the most out of it
- Anchor the groove in your rhythm section from the first rehearsal. The percussive energy drives everything; lock it in before layering vocals.
- Resist the urge to slow down the tempo. This arrangement thrives on forward momentum and the buoyancy that comes from staying in the pocket.
- Balance the disco sheen with lyrical clarity. The syncopation can obscure text; mark phrase endings and breathe deliberately to keep the message audible.
- Use the accompaniment track to establish the harmonic foundation, then gradually reduce reliance on it as your singers internalize the groove.
How to use it
This sits naturally in spring or pops concerts where you want to break energy and remind audiences that choral music can be joyful and contemporary. It also pairs well with other film music or rock-influenced selections, offering a stylistic bridge between classical and popular idioms.
Skills your students will build
- Navigating syncopated rhythms in a pop/rock context
- Sustaining groove and rhythmic precision with accompaniment
- Balancing ensemble blend while maintaining crisp diction in faster passages
- Interpreting and performing contemporary vocal music with stylistic authenticity