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Shrek: The Musical (Choral Medley): 2-Part Choral Octavo

By Jeanine Tesori / Arranged by Mark Brymer

Item: 35-DS00139936

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00139936

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About the Composer: Jeanine Tesori

Jeanine Tesori is a Tony Award-winning composer whose work spans Broadway, opera, and film. She brought Shrek: The Musical to life with a score that balances humor, heart, and accessibility, making it a cornerstone of contemporary musical theater for young performers.

Tesori's compositional approach prioritizes singability and emotional clarity. Her melodies sit naturally in the voice, and her harmonic language supports rather than overwhelms ensemble singing, qualities that make her work invaluable in educational settings.

Why we love this

This medley captures the infectious charm of Shrek's score without requiring an enormous ensemble or complex staging. Mark Brymer's 2-part arrangement opens the show to singers at multiple levels while preserving the wit and warmth that made the musical such a success on stage.

What to expect

Expect a mix of earnest emotion and playful irreverence. These songs swing between moments of genuine tenderness and theatrical comedy, giving singers the chance to explore character and style within a accessible vocal range.

Who it's for

This arrangement suits mixed-age and mixed-ability choirs looking for contemporary material with genuine theatrical appeal. It works equally well for directors seeking a concert piece or those building toward a fuller Shrek production.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lean into the comedic timing. These songs work best when singers understand the humor in the text and let it shape their phrasing naturally.
  • Balance vocal blend with character definition. Even in parts, each singer should feel the personality of their assigned voice.
  • Use Tesori's rhythmic specificity to your advantage. Her melodies often sit on unexpected beats; precision here builds the musical identity.

How to use it

This medley functions beautifully as a standalone piece in a spring concert or as an entree to a full musical production. Pair it with other contemporary choral works for a program that speaks to singers' actual musical lives.

Skills your students will build

  • Stylistic flexibility within a single piece
  • Character-driven interpretation and phrasing
  • Theatrical expression in choral singing
  • Part independence in 2-part voicing

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