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I'm Yours (arr. Deke Sharon): SATB Choral Octavo

By Jason Mraz / Arranged by Deke Sharon

Item: 35-DS00132733

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 22
SKU: 35-DS00132733

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About the Composer: Jason Mraz

Jason Mraz built his reputation on feel-good pop and reggae-influenced songwriting that emphasizes positivity and accessibility. His background in folk and acoustic music informed a songwriting approach that prizes melody and lyrical warmth, making his catalog particularly suited to choral arrangement.

Why we love this

Deke Sharon's arrangement captures the infectious optimism of the original while giving each voice part genuine melodic interest. The a cappella texture strips away studio production and forces singers to focus on blend, phrasing, and creating warmth together, which is exactly what this feel-good anthem demands.

What to expect

Warm, optimistic, and effortlessly groovy. The arrangement maintains the song's laid-back tropical vibe while inviting singers into close harmonic spaces where precision and blend become essential. It feels both contemporary and timeless.

Who it's for

Choirs seeking accessible repertoire with broad appeal and contemporary relevance will find a crowd pleaser here. High schools, community ensembles, and any group comfortable with a cappella textures can tackle this arrangement effectively.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the tone bright and buoyant throughout; resist the urge to oversing or add unnecessary vibrato, which muddies the blend in a cappella writing.
  • Pay attention to the vowel shapes across all four parts, especially in unison or near-unison passages where slight misalignment becomes audible.
  • Let the rhythm breathe naturally rather than clipping it mechanically; this song thrives on its laid-back pocket, not metronomic precision.
  • Balance the altos and tenors carefully so they support rather than overpower the soprano line without requiring her to push.

How to use it

This works beautifully as a closer or as the centerpiece of a lighter set mixing contemporary pop with traditional repertoire. The approachable style and positive message make it an excellent choice for community concerts, holiday programs, or any venue where you want to connect with listeners beyond the usual classical music audience.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing sustained vowel sounds with consistent tone across an a cappella texture
  • Balancing independent melodic lines while maintaining unified chord blend
  • Phrasing conversational rhythms with natural word stress in popular music
  • Listening and adjusting in real time without instrumental support

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