This Is Me (from The Greatest Showman): String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
As performed by Benj Pasek / As performed by Justin Paul / Arranged by Larry Moore
Grade: 2-3
Item: 35-PK00414278
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About the Artist: Benj Pasek
Benj Pasek has become one of Broadway's defining songwriters of this generation, collaborating with Justin Paul on some of the most emotionally resonant theatrical scores in recent memory. His work spans film, television, and stage, consistently earning critical acclaim and awards recognition for music that connects viscerally with audiences across age groups and experience levels.
Why we love this
Larry Moore's arrangement captures the soaring emotional core of this anthem while keeping the technical demands accessible for developing players. The orchestration allows each section meaningful melodic material, so students feel the power of the song rather than simply accompanying a solo line.
What to expect
Warmth and celebration radiate from every phrase. The song invites players and listeners alike into a moment of self-acceptance and joy, with soaring melodies that feel both modern and timeless at once.
Who it's for
String orchestras in grades 2 through 3 looking for contemporary repertoire with real emotional weight and broad appeal. Works equally well for concert programming, film score units, or occasions that call for an uplifting, audience-connecting moment.
How to get the most out of it
- Balance the melody line across your first violins and violas during the opening phrases; these voices need to sing together, not compete for prominence.
- Shape the dynamic arc from the verse into the chorus with intention. The momentum should build naturally, so avoid sudden jumps between sections.
- Encourage your lower strings to provide rhythmic drive without overwhelming the harmonic voices. Their groove supports everything above.
- Attend to the Jazz and Pop elements in the style markings. This calls for a lighter articulation in some passages and a more connected legato in others; the sheet music will guide these choices.
How to use it
Pair this with other contemporary arrangements to show your ensemble's range and relevance, or feature it as a spring or end-of-year finale that leaves audiences moved and energized. It also works beautifully as a bridge between classical and popular music, especially in a concert exploring musical storytelling across genres.
Skills your students will build
- Balancing melody and accompaniment textures
- Executing stylistic shifts between ballad and uptempo sections
- Sustaining long phrases with dynamic shape and breathing control
- Understanding rhythm section roles in pop and jazz contexts
- Collaborative listening within a multi-part string texture