Incredible: Piano/Vocal/Chords
Celine Dion
Item: 00-PS-0015793
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Description
Award-winning musical icon Celine Dion has returned with her eleventh English-speaking album, Loved Me Back to Life. Featuring lush memorable arrangements that compliment Dion's famous voice, the album is a true return to form. The album has been painstakingly transcribed for piano and voice so fans can recreate these fabulous songs. Titles: Loved Me Back to Life * Somebody Loves Somebody * Incredible (Duet with Ne-Yo) * Water and a Flame * Breakaway * Save Your Soul * Didn't Know Love * Thank You * Overjoyed (Duet with Stevie Wonder) * Thankful * At Seventeen * Always Be Your Girl * Unfinished Songs * How Do You Keep the Music Playing * Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel).
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Publisher:
Alfred Music
Page Count:
108
SKU:
00-PS-0015793
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About the Composer: Andrew Goldstein
Andrew Goldstein is a producer and composer who has crafted hits across pop, R&B, and soul genres. His work on Celine Dion's Loved Me Back to Life showcases his ability to blend contemporary production with the emotional depth that defines Dion's artistry.
Goldstein has collaborated with major label artists and understands how to translate studio arrangements into playable vocal scores that preserve the soul of the original recordings.
Why we love this
This collection captures Dion's signature power ballads and duets in a format that lets singers and pianists experience the album's lush arrangements firsthand. The transcriptions honor the original production while remaining singable and pianistically rewarding, making it ideal for vocalists who want to expand their contemporary pop repertoire with songs that showcase both technical control and emotional maturity.
What to expect
Polished and intimate simultaneously. These songs balance radio-ready production with genuine emotional vulnerability, creating arrangements that feel both lush and personal. Whether approaching a quiet moment like "Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)" or the soaring duet energy of "Overjoyed," the collection captures Dion's gift for making listeners feel heard.
Who it's for
Vocalists preparing material for recitals, auditions, or performance who admire Dion's interpretive style and want access to her contemporary pop catalog. Pianists and guitarists who enjoy accompanying vocalists and value working with recognizable, radio-friendly songs that engage audiences immediately.
How to get the most out of it
- Pay close attention to the chord voicings and comping patterns in the piano part; they're essential to the song's contemporary pop sound and shouldn't be oversimplified.
- On the duet tracks like "Incredible" and "Overjoyed," balance the two vocal lines so each part has presence; neither voice should disappear into the harmony.
- Use the chord symbols as a guide for improvisation or personalization at the keyboard, but listen to the original album to understand the production context and phrasing choices.
- Shape the vocal line with dynamic restraint in verses and emotional peaks in the choruses; these songs reward singers who build intensity rather than belting from the start.
How to use it
Feature individual songs in vocal recitals or studio recitals to showcase contemporary material alongside classical or jazz standards. The duets work especially well in collaborative concert settings, and mid-album selections like "Breakaway" and "Water and a Flame" offer excellent contrasting options for singers building a diverse set list.
Skills your students will build
- Interpreting contemporary pop phrasing and dynamic control
- Reading and playing complex chord voicings and comping patterns
- Balancing vocal harmony and melody in duet contexts
- Translating studio production elements into acoustic piano and voice
- Building emotional arc across a full song without relying on electronic production