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Work from Home (arr. Stefan Flügel): TTBB Choral Octavo

As performed by Fifth Harmony / Arranged by Stefan Flügel

Item: 35-DS00489472

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 16
SKU: 35-DS00489472

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About the Artist: Fifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony emerged from the 2012 season of The X Factor as one of the defining pop vocal groups of the 2010s. The five-member ensemble built their reputation on intricate vocal arrangements, tight harmonic work, and high-energy performances that proved pop music could showcase serious vocal chops. Their catalog demonstrates how contemporary songwriting translates effectively to ensemble singing when arranged with care for voice leading and blend.

For choral directors, Fifth Harmony's music offers a bridge to repertoire students actually want to sing. The group's emphasis on vocal layering and harmonic complexity makes their songs natural fits for arrangers seeking to expand the choral canon beyond traditional classical fare without sacrificing musicality.

Why we love this

Stefan Flügel's arrangement captures what makes "Work from Home" so infectious while tailoring it perfectly for male voices. The piece balances accessibility with genuine vocal interest, giving your singers catchy material that still demands attention to blend, balance, and rhythmic precision.

What to expect

This arrangement pulses with the confident, playful energy of the original while settling into the warm, blended sound of TTBB voicing. The harmonic textures feel modern and polished, with moments of tight unison punching through against lush vertical sonorities.

Who it's for

Directors working with men's choirs seeking contemporary pop repertoire that doesn't compromise on arranging sophistication. Intermediate to advanced male choirs will find enough vocal and rhythmic complexity to stay engaged while performing material with genuine appeal to audiences.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock in the rhythmic foundation early. This arrangement relies on clean ensemble precision in the rhythmic figures, so establish tight click work during early rehearsals and keep it disciplined through performance.
  • Lean into the call-and-response sections for dynamic contrast. These moments are where individual voice parts get space to shine, so encourage singers to commit fully to their individual lines before pulling back into the ensemble blend.
  • Shape the harmonic movement with subtle dynamic contours. Even within sustained sections, forward motion through the chord progression keeps the piece from feeling static.

How to use it

This works beautifully as a contemporary centerpiece in a concert that includes classical or jazz material, providing instant audience connection and energy. Program it where you need a strategic shift in tone, or build an entire set around modern pop arrangements with similar sophistication.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision in syncopated pop idioms
  • TTBB blend and balance across diverse vocal ranges
  • Dynamic contrast between solo-like moments and ensemble tutti sections
  • Intonation control within sustained harmonic structures
  • Phrasing in contemporary music contexts

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