Think (from Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie) (Arr. Mark Brymer): SATB Choral Octavo

Mark Brymer's arrangement captures the soul and swagger of this anthem while making it genuinely singable for mixed choirs. The piece sits at a sweet spot where your singers feel like they're performing something current and cool, not a watered-down educational version.

Confident and purposeful. The piece channels the motivational intensity of the source material, giving singers permission to sing with conviction and a touch of attitude. It's the kind of song that makes an ensemble feel connected to something larger than themselves.

Choirs looking for secular contemporary repertoire that appeals to students and audiences alike. This works for concert programs, competitions, or film music celebrations where you want something with current cultural relevance.

• Shape the phrasing around the lyrical content rather than phrase marks alone; let the storytelling drive your dynamics and articulation choices.
• Balance the texture so soloists (or spotlight sections) can float above the harmonic foundation without forcing volume.
• Emphasize the rhythmic pocket in the accompaniment to ground your singers' confidence, especially through syncopated moments.

Pair this with other pop or film arrangements to create a thematic set, or use it as a modern anchor in a program that blends styles. The approachable energy makes it an excellent choice for spring concerts or events celebrating contemporary music.

• Singing syncopated rhythms while maintaining harmonic clarity
• Balancing solo and ensemble textures
• Interpreting contemporary pop phrasing in a choral setting
• Managing dynamic control across sustained passages