I'm Standing with You (from <i>Breakthrough</i>) Sheet Music Preview

I'm Standing with You (from Breakthrough): Piano/Vocal/Guitar

Words and Music by Diane Warren

Item: 00-PS-0016116

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This original song written by acclaimed songwriter Diane Warren was featured in the 2019 film Breakthrough, performed by the film's star, Chrissy Metz. This Original Sheet Music Edition includes piano and vocal lines and guitar chords.

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Series: Original Sheet Music Edition
SKU: 00-PS-0016116

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About the Composer: Diane Warren

Diane Warren is one of the most prolific songwriters in contemporary film and popular music, with a career spanning four decades. She has written songs for over 100 films and earned multiple Grammy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award nominations, establishing herself as a master of emotionally resonant storytelling through melody and lyric.

Why we love this

Warren's gift for crafting songs that anchor emotional moments in film translates beautifully to the recital and performance studio. The piece carries genuine dramatic weight without demanding vocal pyrotechnics, making it accessible for singers developing their interpretive range while still offering depth for accomplished performers.

What to expect

A moment of quiet conviction and solidarity, neither sentimental nor bombastic. The melody sits naturally in the voice, with harmonic support that feels both supportive and emotionally honest, reflecting the film's themes of resilience and connection.

Who it's for

Singers developing their ability to perform contemporary songs with emotional authenticity, pianists and guitarists preparing collaborative repertoire, and musicians exploring film music beyond classical arrangements. The song works equally well in voice lessons, recitals, or performance classes.

How to get the most out of it

  • Let the accompaniment establish the emotional landscape before the vocal enters; the piano and guitar work together to create intimacy, so resist the urge to oversing the opening phrase.
  • Balance lyrical phrasing with the harmonic progression; follow the natural contours of the melody rather than forcing it into rigid rhythmic patterns.
  • Use the guitar chord symbols to inform your understanding of the harmonic context, especially at modulations or emotional peaks where the chords can guide your dynamic choices.

How to use it

Program this alongside other contemporary art songs or film repertoire to showcase how songwriting for cinema can stand on its own as legitimate vocal literature. It pairs well with both classical and popular music contexts, making it ideal for recitals that blend genres or for studio performances exploring the intersection of film and concert music.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing contemporary melodies with natural speech patterns rather than classical vocal conventions
  • Collaborating with pianists and guitarists in a mixed-instrumentation setting
  • Interpreting harmonic language from both melody and chord symbols
  • Building emotional authenticity in performance through restraint and directness

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