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Titanium (feat. Sia) (arr. Deke Sharon, David Wright): TTBB Choral Octavo

As performed by David Guetta / Arranged by David Wright / Arranged by Deke Sharon

Item: 35-DS00427483

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 9
SKU: 35-DS00427483

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About the Artist: David Guetta

David Guetta stands among the most commercially successful electronic music producers of the 21st century, with a catalog that bridges dance music and mainstream pop. His work has shaped how contemporary music reaches young audiences, making him a cultural touchstone for singers who grew up streaming his records. For choral programs, Guetta's catalog offers accessible entry points into modern production aesthetics and songwriting that resonates deeply with student singers.

Why we love this

Deke Sharon and David Wright have captured the raw emotional core of "Titanium" while building in the textural possibilities that make TTBB arrangements sing. The chart respects the original's powerful simplicity but gives each voice part material worth performing, creating an accessible arrangement that doesn't sacrifice musicality for ease.

What to expect

Spare and resilient. The song's vocal vulnerability pairs with underlying strength, creating moments of delicate intimacy that shift into powerful affirmation. You'll find yourself building dynamics through harmonic density rather than volume alone.

Who it's for

TTBB choirs seeking contemporary repertoire that connects with current students and general audiences. This arrangement works equally well for men's choruses looking to expand beyond traditional styles and for mixed groups working with reduced voicing options.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the text clarity in the hook section; the iconic lyric needs to land clearly even when voiced across your parts, so rehearse with exaggerated diction before settling into your final sound.
  • Let the bass line anchor the harmonic movement rather than pushing the dynamic. This is a song where stillness in the low voices creates the most impact.
  • Find the emotional through-line from quieter moments to the climax. Sia's vocal performance builds tension through restraint, not volume, so shape your phrase trajectory accordingly.

How to use it

Feature this in a contemporary or modern repertoire set where it can reach listeners expecting familiar material. Its nine pages are compact enough for a concert-within-a-concert programming approach, or use it as a closing piece that leaves audiences emotionally satisfied.

Skills your students will build

  • Managing exposed vocal writing and sustaining tone without accompaniment support
  • Balancing rhythmic precision with lyrical phrasing across contemporary pop idioms
  • Achieving blend in four-part voicing while maintaining individual line independence
  • Interpreting emotional subtext in minimalist arrangements

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