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I See The Light (from Tangled): Piano Vocal

As performed by Alan Menken

Item: 35-DS00316727

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 6
SKU: 35-DS00316727

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About the Artist: Alan Menken

Alan Menken's career in musical theater and film scoring has shaped multiple generations of young musicians. His gift for writing melodies that stick with listeners while maintaining genuine harmonic sophistication makes his work invaluable in music education, where students encounter both accessibility and artistry.

Why we love this

Menken's gift for singable melodies with real harmonic substance means your students encounter a song that's instantly gratifying to perform while containing genuine musical content worth exploring. The vocal writing sits comfortably in an accessible range, and the piano part supports the voice without overwhelming it, making this work equally well in voice lessons, student recitals, or ensemble settings.

What to expect

Bright and hopeful, with warmth threaded through every phrase. The song captures that moment of recognition and connection, unfolding with genuine emotion rather than saccharine sentiment. Menken's gift is his ability to make sincerity feel earned.

Who it's for

Voice students and pianists working on contemporary musical theater repertoire, young singers building confidence with material they already know and love, and teachers looking for accessible yet substantive songs for recital programs or audition preparation.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody through the natural phrasing of the text rather than thinking in strict musical measures; the song breathes like speech even when the music is notated precisely.
  • Balance the vocal line so it sits slightly forward of the piano part without straining; Menken's orchestrations always serve the voice first, and this arrangement honors that priority.
  • Explore the emotional arc from verse to chorus; the song gains energy and openness, and that forward momentum should feel organic rather than mechanical.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary musical theater selections to create a cohesive recital set that bridges classical and modern idioms, or use it as an accessible entry point for younger singers exploring stage presence and character interpretation without the technical demands of traditional art song.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining legit vocal tone across a soaring melodic line
  • Coordinating with a pianist while maintaining independence as a soloist
  • Shaping long phrases through textual inflection and emotional arc
  • Balancing simplicity in vocal writing with the harmonic sophistication underneath

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