You're Welcome (from Moana) (arr. Mark Brymer): SAB Choral Octavo

Brymer captures the swagger and humor of this song without oversimplifying it. The SAB voicing balances singability with enough harmonic color to keep strong singers engaged, and the contemporary film context gives your singers material they actually want to perform.

Confident and playful, with Polynesian rhythmic flavor woven through accessible pop harmonies. The arrangement sparkles with personality while staying grounded in solid choral writing.

Any choir tackling contemporary film music with mixed or developing voices. The SAB voicing accommodates groups without strong soprano depth while keeping engagement high across all sections.

• Establish a solid groove in early rehearsals. This arrangement thrives on rhythmic precision and forward momentum, so lock in the pulse before worrying about blend.
• Mine the comedic timing of Maui's character. The arrangement has personality, and singers will connect with it more when they understand the wit and confidence in the original.
• Balance the alto line carefully. Brymer writes interesting harmonic content down there; resist the urge to let it disappear beneath the sopranos.

This works beautifully on a family concert, an end-of-year pops program, or any performance exploring music from film and television. It pairs well with other Disney arrangements or stands alone as a crowd-pleasing closer.

• Singing rhythmic pop styles with precision
• Maintaining clarity and independence in SAB texture
• Interpreting character and style from contemporary sources
• Blending contemporary harmony with strong intonation