Music of My Heart (as Recorded by *NSYNC and Gloria Estefan) Sheet Music Preview

Music of My Heart (as Recorded by *NSYNC and Gloria Estefan): SATB Choral Octavo

As Recorded by *NSYNC and Gloria Estefan

Music and lyrics by Diane Warren / arr. Jerry Ray

Item: 00-PO-0004737

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What a winning combination! A song written by Diane Warren, recorded by N'SYNC and Gloria Estefan, from a hit movie, and arranged by veteran pop writer/arranger Jerry Ray. The title song showcases the movie theme, a story of an inspirational school music teacher and the influence she has on the lives of her students. The positive and motivational quality of the lyrics and music make this song a strong showcase piece to add to any concert.

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Series: Alfred Archive Edition: Pop Choral Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 12
SKU: 00-PO-0004737

More about this title

About the Composer: Diane Warren

Diane Warren is one of the most prolific songwriters in popular music, with a catalog spanning film, television, and recording artists across multiple decades. Her ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies with universally relatable lyrics has made her a go-to composer for major motion pictures and award-winning recordings. Warren's songs consistently find their way into choir and music education settings because they connect with students through authentic emotion and contemporary musical language.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the inspirational core of the original while sitting comfortably in the SATB voice range, making it accessible for mixed choirs without sacrificing the song's emotional impact. Jerry Ray's pop arrangement expertise shines through in writing that feels singable and contemporary, yet structured enough to challenge your choir musically. Programming a song with both cultural relevance and a positive message about music education creates a powerful moment in any concert.

What to expect

Warm and uplifting, with a melody that feels both immediately familiar and deeply sincere. The arrangement gives the song room to breathe while maintaining the infectious quality that made the original recording successful. Singing this piece creates a sense of shared purpose and hope, especially when the full choir voices lock into the harmonic progression.

Who it's for

Mixed choirs (SATB) of intermediate to advanced skill level who want to program contemporary pop repertoire with genuine emotional substance. This works equally well for high school choirs, college ensembles, and community groups seeking material that resonates with both performers and audiences.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lean into the lyrical quality of the melody rather than oversinging it; the arrangement supports a conversational, intimate delivery even in full voice.
  • Use the recorded accompaniment in rehearsal to lock the rhythmic feel, which sits somewhere between a ballad and an uptempo pop groove.
  • Balance the four parts carefully in passages where voices move in block harmony; even spacing prevents any voice from disappearing into the background.
  • Highlight the moments where parts separate or echo each other; these create textural interest and keep listeners engaged through the song's arc.

How to use it

This title works beautifully as a concert closer or as part of a thematic program celebrating music education and mentorship. Consider pairing it with other inspirational repertoire, or feature it as a standalone showcase moment that highlights your choir's ability to handle contemporary pop with musicality and control.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing contemporary pop idiom with proper phrasing and breath control
  • Balancing four-part harmony in block chord structures
  • Rhythmic precision in a pop/groove context
  • Interpreting and communicating emotional intent through text and melody
  • Blending and intonation in parts that move at different rates

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