You're Welcome (from Moana) (arr. Matt Conaway): Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts
Arranged by Matt Conaway
Grade: 2
Item: 35-PK00384487
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Sung by the character Maui (Dwayne Johnson) from the Disney hit movie "Moana", this catchy tune features a light-hearted style and a melody that sticks with you. Perfect for a change of pace on any concert. Dur: 2:40
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Publisher:
Hal Leonard
SKU:
35-PK00384487
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Why we love this
Conaway captures the infectious swagger of this Linkin Park collaboration without oversimplifying the harmonic movement or the rhythmic drive that makes the original so memorable. Grade 2 bands can deliver genuine style here, and the arrangement respects both the source material and the capabilities of younger ensembles.
What to expect
Breezy and charismatic, with a rhythmic swagger that mirrors Maui's confident personality. The arrangement sparkles with color while maintaining straightforward voicing that lets younger players feel like they're playing something genuinely current.
Who it's for
Grade 2 concert bands looking to program something contemporary and engaging without sacrificing musicianship. This works equally well for ensembles seeking a fun closer or a palette cleanser between heavier works.
How to get the most out of it
- Keep the rhythm section locked into a steady groove. This piece lives on pocket, not precision, so anchor your pulse in the bass and drums before layering melody.
- Shape the dynamic contours gently. The light-hearted character depends on restraint rather than pushing hard; let dynamics breathe with the phrasing instead.
- Balance the melodic voices so no single instrument dominates. The fun of this arrangement comes from the interplay of parts, not a featured soloist.
How to use it
Pair this with a classic or standard work to show your audience the full range of your band's repertoire in a single concert. The two minute forty second duration makes it ideal filler between longer pieces, and its popular appeal can draw new listeners to the art form.
Skills your students will build
- Maintaining rhythmic groove and pocket across multiple measures
- Balancing independent melodic lines with complementary harmonic parts
- Shaping phrases dynamically without losing forward momentum
- Responding to contemporary arranging techniques applied to familiar melodies