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Show Yourself (from Disney's Frozen 2) (arr. Mac Huff): 2-Part Choral Octavo

As performed by Idina Menzel and Evan Rachel Wood / Arranged by Mac Huff

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 14
SKU: 35-DS00453355

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About the Artist: Idina Menzel and Evan Rachel Wood

Idina Menzel has become synonymous with powerful Broadway-influenced pop vocals, establishing herself as one of the most recognizable voices in contemporary musical theater and film. Her work on Disney's Frozen franchise brought her artistry to a global audience, making her songs essential reference points for choral arrangers seeking contemporary material with genuine emotional weight.

Evan Rachel Wood brings theatrical depth to her collaborations, with a career spanning film, television, and performance-based work that has consistently demonstrated her range as an interpreter. Together, their rendition of "Show Yourself" captures the pivotal emotional arc of the Frozen 2 narrative with vocal authenticity that arrangers draw on when creating singable choral versions.

Why we love this

Mac Huff's arrangement maintains the song's soaring emotional core while making it genuinely accessible for developing two-part choirs. The writing respects both voices equally, avoiding the common trap of relegating second part to accompanimental status. Choirs get to experience one of contemporary cinema's most triumphant moments without navigating complex divisi or excessive range demands.

What to expect

The arrangement captures the moment of personal revelation and self-acceptance that defines the song's dramatic function. Two voices moving in counterpoint and unison create a sense of inner strength emerging, with harmonic choices that feel both modern and emotionally grounded.

Who it's for

Two-part choirs performing at middle school, early high school, or recreational adult levels will find this accessible and rewarding. Directors seeking contemporary material that connects with students' actual musical lives (many already know the Frozen films) will appreciate a song that carries genuine theatrical heft without requiring advanced musicianship.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody line with enough presence in the lower voice so the harmonic foundation stays clear; this isn't a unison song, and both parts deserve the audience's attention.
  • Find the emotional arc within your own section. The second part has moments of answering and supporting that should feel intentional, not subordinate.
  • Let the dynamic shape follow the lyrical meaning rather than applying uniform crescendos. The breakthrough moments in this song need breath and space to land.

How to use it

This fits naturally into a concert celebrating Disney film music, or as a standalone contemporary moment in a more traditional concert program. Consider programming it where you need a song that resonates emotionally with your singers and audience alike, particularly in spring concerts or programs exploring themes of identity and growth.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining independent lines in two-part writing
  • Phrasing contemporary pop melodies with theatrical intention
  • Blending unison and two-part textures within a single piece
  • Interpreting dynamic and emotional nuance in modern vocal writing

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