You Haven't Seen the Last of Me (from the motion picture Burlesque): SATB Choral Octavo
From the Motion Picture Burlesque
Words and music by Diane Warren / arr. Greg Gilpin
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Description
This Diane Warren power ballad won top honors at the 2011 Golden Globes. Performed by Cher in the motion picture Burlesque, the moving and inspiring message will resonate with any audience.
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Additional Details
Series:
Alfred Pop Choral Series
Publisher:
Alfred Music
Page Count:
12
SKU:
00-PO-0001105
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About the Composer: Diane Warren
Diane Warren stands among the most successful songwriters in contemporary music, with an extraordinary track record of crafting anthemic pop ballads that resonate across film, television, and radio. Her compositions have earned multiple Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations, and her ability to write emotionally direct, universally accessible melodies has made her a go-to composer for major motion pictures seeking songs with genuine emotional weight.
Why we love this
Greg Gilpin's arrangement brings out the full power of this Golden Globe-winning ballad while keeping the choral writing singable across four parts. The song's message of resilience and perseverance connects authentically with student singers, and the film context gives them a real-world entry point into why this music matters beyond the rehearsal room.
What to expect
Powerful, soaring, and fiercely optimistic. This is a song about standing your ground and moving forward despite everything in your way, and the melody carries that conviction with steady, building intensity. The arrangement honors the song's original vocal performance while opening it up for full ensemble sound.
Who it's for
Choirs seeking repertoire with contemporary appeal and emotional depth will find immediate engagement here. This works for high school and community choirs comfortable with pop idioms and looking to program something that connects to students' media literacy and lived experience.
How to get the most out of it
- Build the dynamic arc gradually through the verse sections, resisting the urge to arrive at full power too early. The climax needs room to grow.
- Pay close attention to the recorded accompaniment's tempo and phrasing; letting it guide your ensemble's entrances and phrase shape will strengthen ensemble cohesion.
- Shape the lyrical phrases with the text in mind. This is a song about determination, so commit to the emotional intention behind each line rather than treating it as a technical exercise.
- Balance the blend between parts carefully in the key moments; Gilpin's arrangement likely features moments where one voice part carries the melody and others provide support, so clarity matters more than blending everything into a homogeneous wash.
How to use it
This pairs well in a concert devoted to popular or contemporary music, or as a closer that sends audiences out with an uplifting, affirming message. The film context also makes it ideal for a multimedia concert where visual elements from Burlesque could accompany the performance.
Skills your students will build
- Sustaining long phrases with consistent breath support and tone quality
- Navigating pop vocal style while maintaining classical choral blend
- Interpreting text with emotional authenticity and conviction
- Responding to recorded accompaniment for ensemble cohesion
- Building dynamic shape across multiple phrase structures