This Is Me (from The Greatest Showman) (arr. Mac Huff): SATB Choral Octavo
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This Is Me (from The Greatest Showman) (arr. Mac Huff): SATB Choral Octavo

As performed by Pasek Paul / Arranged by Mac Huff

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 15
SKU: 35-DS00402962

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About the Artist: Pasek Paul

Pasek and Paul have become the songwriting team behind some of the most resonant contemporary musical theater scores. Their work on The Greatest Showman introduced audiences worldwide to songs that balance emotional accessibility with genuine compositional craft, earning both critical acclaim and widespread popular success.

For music educators, their catalog offers richly singable melodies paired with lyrics that speak directly to themes of identity, acceptance, and human dignity. These qualities make their material particularly valuable in choral settings where connection to text matters as much as technical execution.

Why we love this

Mac Huff's arrangement honors the emotional core of the original while making it genuinely singable for four-part choirs. The writing sits comfortably across all four voice parts, avoiding the thin harmony or awkward ranges that plague so many pop arrangements. Choir directors consistently find that singers connect immediately to this song's message about claiming your place in the world.

What to expect

The song radiates quiet confidence that builds into exuberant self-affirmation. Mac Huff's arrangement captures that journey; singers will feel the progression from introspection to triumph as they move through the piece, and audiences consistently respond to the authenticity of that arc.

Who it's for

This octavo works for intermediate to advanced choirs looking for contemporary repertoire with genuine emotional substance. It's equally at home in a concert setting, a spring musical revue, or as part of a broader program exploring themes of identity and belonging.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melodic line in whichever voice carries it at any given moment; this piece benefits from clear storytelling across the entire ensemble rather than treating it as a vocal solo with backup singers.
  • Shape the dynamic arc deliberately across the 15 pages to avoid static energy. The song builds naturally toward its climax, but you'll need to guide singers through the earlier sections with intentional phrasing and breath placement.
  • Lock the text delivery. Crisp consonant articulation on words like 'proved' and 'loudest' will sharpen the song's affirmatory power without sacrificing legit vocal production.

How to use it

Consider pairing this with other contemporary choral pieces or Broadway repertoire for a concert celebrating musical theater's role in modern storytelling. It also serves well as a finale or closing number for programs addressing themes of inclusion, diversity, or self-acceptance. The emotional trajectory makes it particularly effective as the last piece audiences hear.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining legit vocal tone across contemporary material
  • Navigating part independence when multiple voices carry the melody
  • Connecting emotional intention to musical phrasing and dynamic shaping
  • Ensemble balance across four parts with equal melodic responsibility

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