Music from Disney's Frozen 2 (arr. Johnnie Vinson): Flex Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts
By Kristen Anderson-Lopez Robert Lopez / By Robert Lopez / By Kristen Anderson-Lopez / Arranged by Johnnie Vinson
Grade: 3
Item: 35-PK00459218
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From the powerful movie blockbuster "Frozen II" here is an exciting and well-paced medley scored for flexible instrumentation. Included is the opening chant "Vuelie" followed by "Some Things Never Change, Into the Unknown, Lost in the Woods", and "Show Yourself".
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Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00459218
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About the Composer: Kristen Anderson-Lopez Robert Lopez
Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez are the creative team behind some of Disney's most memorable contemporary songs. Their work on Frozen II earned them an Academy Award for Best Original Song, cementing their ability to write music that resonates with audiences across age groups. In the classroom, their songs offer accessible melodies paired with emotional depth, making them ideal teaching tools for building student investment in rehearsals.
Why we love this
Johnnie Vinson's arrangement captures the cinematic sweep of Frozen II while respecting the flex ensemble format. The medley flows seamlessly from the haunting "Vuelie" through five iconic moments, giving your ensemble legitimate reasons to nail intonation, phrasing, and ensemble balance without sacrificing the joy students feel performing recognizable material.
What to expect
The music sweeps from the mystical and introspective to the triumphant and soaring. You'll experience quiet moments of reflection alongside passages of genuine ensemble power, all grounded in melodies that linger long after rehearsal ends.
Who it's for
This arrangement works for middle school through early high school ensembles with mixed instrumentation. Directors seeking repertoire that builds musicality while maintaining student engagement will find this medley particularly valuable.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the opening chant carefully. "Vuelie" relies on transparency to land its atmospheric impact; avoid letting any section overwhelm the texture.
- Find the emotional arc across the five songs rather than treating them as separate events. Subtle tempo and dynamic adjustments between movements will deepen the narrative flow.
- Let the flex instrumentation work in your favor. If certain parts are light in your ensemble, double-check voicing assignments to ensure no single line carries more weight than it should.
How to use it
Consider programming this as a first-half closer on a concert featuring other contemporary film or musical theater work. The medley's arc from contemplative to celebratory also makes it an excellent choice for spring or winter concerts where emotional variety strengthens the overall program.
Skills your students will build
- Balancing multiple melodic lines within a single texture
- Sustaining musical phrasing across tempo transitions
- Achieving clarity and transparency in homophonic writing
- Responding to emotional and narrative shifts in arrangement
- Adapting individual part assignments to ensemble instrumentation