Into the Unknown (from Disney's Frozen 2) (arr. Paul Murtha): Marching Band Conductor Score & Parts
As performed by Idina Menzel and AURORA / As performed by Panic! At The Disco / Arranged by Paul Murtha
Grade: 3-4
Item: 35-PK00461642
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From Disney's "Frozen 2" here is a dynamic arrangement for the field or stands of the award-winning and inspiring hit recorded by Idina Menzel.
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00461642
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About the Artist: Idina Menzel and AURORA
Idina Menzel's powerhouse soprano defines the Disney musical landscape. Her vocal performance as Elsa in both Frozen films established her as a distinctive voice in contemporary film scoring, bringing technical precision and emotional depth to every phrase she sings.
AURORA, the Norwegian singer and songwriter, co-recorded "Into the Unknown" with Menzel, adding her ethereal harmonies and artistic sensibility to create a duet that balances vulnerability with strength. Her contribution to the track demonstrates how complementary vocal colors can enhance a song's dramatic arc.
Why we love this
Paul Murtha's orchestration captures the song's cinematic scope while remaining accessible for Grade 3-4 ensembles. The arrangement preserves the emotional intensity of the original without sacrificing playability, giving students a chance to perform a song that matters culturally while building genuine musicianship.
What to expect
The arrangement captures that pivotal moment where uncertainty transforms into resolve. Ethereal, building passages give way to powerful declarations, creating a musical journey that mirrors Elsa's internal conflict and ultimate empowerment.
Who it's for
Directors programming contemporary film music or seeking high-engagement repertoire that appeals to student performers. This works equally well for marching season or concert band formats, and it resonates with student musicians who know and love the source material.
How to get the most out of it
- Anchor the melodic line in your trumpet section; this is where the audience will follow Elsa's journey. Balance supporting voices so the lead voice can sing through without fighting the ensemble.
- Treat dynamic shifts as emotional punctuation rather than technical markings. The song moves between introspection and assertion, so shape your tempo and intensity accordingly.
- Pay attention to the underscore rhythms in the low brass and woodwinds. These often drive harmonic tension forward and need precision to land the emotional moments.
- Address intonation carefully in sustained chords. The song's emotional weight depends on blend and pitch accuracy from your full sound.
How to use it
Use this as a concert opener or finale to create an immediate emotional connection with your audience. It pairs naturally with other contemporary film scores or serves as a bridge between classical and modern repertoire in a program focused on narrative storytelling through music.
Skills your students will build
- Dynamic control across register changes
- Sustained pitch accuracy in ensemble contexts
- Expressive phrasing within notated rhythmic frameworks
- Balance between melody and harmonic accompaniment
- Interpretation of tempo and emotional nuance from film context