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Perfect (from Disenchanted): Piano/Vocal/Guitar Sheet

As performed by Disenchanted Cast / As performed by Ann Harada / As performed by Gabriella Baldacchino / As performed by James Monroe Iglehart / As performed by Michael McCorry Rose

Item: 35-DS01134526

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 8
SKU: 35-DS01134526

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Why we love this

This arrangement captures the ensemble warmth of the film's performance while remaining accessible for classroom and community settings. The eight-page score balances vocal melody with functional piano and guitar parts, making it genuinely singable without requiring advanced instrumental chops from your accompanists.

What to expect

A moment of genuine reflection wrapped in Disney charm. The song pulls listeners into a character's inner world before inviting them back out into the world of the film, creating space for both intimacy and spectacle.

Who it's for

Music directors seeking contemporary film material that works for school musicals, vocal ensembles, or special events. Piano students and guitarists can also develop skills accompanying singers through this Disney repertoire.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the vocal line so the story comes through; this song carries emotional weight that gets lost if the ensemble rushes or oversings.
  • Use the guitar part to anchor the harmonic foundation while the piano fills texture, rather than letting both compete for the same space.
  • Mark breath points carefully with your singers so ensemble entries feel coordinated rather than staggered.

How to use it

Feature this as a showcase number in a spring musical or as part of a contemporary Disney medley. It pairs naturally with other Disenchanted selections if you're building a concert around the film, and works equally well as a standalone feature for vocal jazz or show choir programs.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and performing film/contemporary musical theater repertoire
  • Balancing ensemble blend while maintaining individual vocal lines
  • Coordinating piano and guitar accompaniment textures
  • Interpreting emotional storytelling through musicianship

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