We Go Together (from Grease) (arr. Ed Lojeski): 2-Part Choral Octavo

Lojeski captures the infectious energy and joy of this Grease classic without requiring vocal gymnastics from your singers. The 2-part voicing keeps the focus on the melody and the pure fun of the song, making it an ideal choice for singers who want to feel confident while delivering genuine entertainment.

The song radiates youthful optimism and unbridled fun. There's a lightness to the harmonies and a swagger to the rhythm that makes singers feel like they're part of something cool, with the kind of infectious happiness that audiences can't help but catch.

This arrangement suits choral programs ranging from middle school through community choirs. It works equally well for groups building confidence with popular repertoire and for experienced ensembles looking for a crowd pleasing concert closer or pop culture programming.

• Lean into the rock and roll feel by keeping the rhythms tight and the articulation crisp; this song thrives on energy and forward momentum.
• Balance the two parts so the harmonies support the melody without overshadowing it; Lojeski's writing frames the main line as the star.
• Let the recorded accompaniment anchor your ensemble's tempo and style, then rehearse without it so singers internalize the groove independently.
• Encourage singers to connect with the lyrics and the carefree attitude of the song; vocal technique matters less here than genuine joy and commitment.

This arrangement lands naturally on concert programs mixing musical theater with other styles; pair it with film soundtrack selections or Broadway numbers for a cohesive set. It also works as an effective audience engagement piece that builds enthusiasm for the concert without feeling out of place on a serious program.

• Singing in a 2-part texture with harmonic awareness
• Maintaining rhythmic precision in a rock/pop style
• Balancing melody and supporting harmony
• Interpreting style and attitude in popular music
• Ensemble blend and balance in a secular choral setting