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Sing Together (arr. Jacob Narverud): TTBB Choral Octavo

As performed by Train / Arranged by Jacob Narverud

Item: 35-DS00447980

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 21
SKU: 35-DS00447980

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About the Artist: Train

Train emerged from Sacramento in the late 1990s as one of pop rock's most accessible and emotionally direct voices. Their breakthrough single "Drop of Jupiter" became a cultural touchstone, establishing the band's gift for crafting anthemic melodies paired with introspective lyrics. Over two decades, Train has maintained their ability to write songs that resonate across generations, balancing radio-friendly hooks with genuine vulnerability.

Why we love this

Narverud's arrangement strips away the production polish and lets the song's core emotional honesty shine through male voices. A pop arrangement that respects both the source material and the capabilities of high school and community choirs, this sits at that sweet spot where your singers get to perform a song they actually recognize and care about, without requiring them to shout or strain.

What to expect

Honest and reflective, grounded in real melody rather than complexity. The piece carries the emotional weight of the original while inviting the warmth that comes from voices singing together, creating something both familiar and newly intimate.

Who it's for

High school and community TTBB choirs seeking contemporary repertoire that genuinely excites singers. Directors programming concert series where pop arrangements can coexist naturally alongside traditional choral repertoire without feeling out of place.

How to get the most out of it

  • Nail the rhythmic cohesion between sections by establishing the groove early in rehearsal; even straight quarter notes carry the song if the ensemble locks the pulse together.
  • Balance the melody line clearly, especially where it moves between voices, so the familiar hook doesn't get buried beneath harmonic support.
  • Let the emotional arc breathe during slower or more exposed passages; resist the urge to push the tempo or add energy where the arrangement asks for restraint.
  • Shape dynamic changes deliberately rather than suddenly; this song lives in the space between introspection and release.

How to use it

Pair this with lighter fare in a set built around contemporary arrangements, or use it as a bridge to engage singers who might otherwise hesitate about "serious" choral music. The 21-page score gives you room to develop this carefully; it's substantial enough to justify substantial rehearsal time without overstaying its welcome.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing contemporary pop melodies with musical intention
  • Maintaining rhythmic precision in a groove-based arrangement
  • Balancing clarity of melody against harmonic support
  • Shaping dynamic and emotional arcs in commercial song structures
  • Reading TTBB voicing with flexible upper voice assignment

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