Zoo (from Zootopia 2) (arr. Mac Huff): SAB Choral Octavo

Mac Huff's arrangement captures the playful swagger of the original while making it accessible for three-part mixed voices. The arrangement strikes that rare balance where students actually want to sing the material, and audiences recognize it immediately, making it an instant crowd-pleaser without sacrificing musicianship.

Playful and modern with swagger. The energy crackles with the kind of infectious rhythm that makes singers want to move and audiences want to smile. It's pop music written for voices that actually want to sing.

Choirs seeking contemporary, film-sourced material that engages students and audiences alike. This works beautifully for groups wanting to program something recognizable and fun without sacrificing arrangement quality.

• Keep the rhythmic precision tight; the groove lives in the pocket, so lock the ensemble into a steady pulse together before adding dynamics or phrasing.
• Balance the pop sensibility with vocal clarity. These parts move quickly in places, so articulation matters as much as attitude.
• Lean into the personality. The song thrives on energy and charm, so encourage singers to commit fully to the character rather than approaching it timidly.

Perfect for pops concerts, spring or end-of-year shows, or any program needing a bridge between classical repertoire and contemporary music. The 14-page length keeps it manageable, making it ideal for ensembles building confidence with newer material.

• Rhythmic precision in pop idioms
• Balancing articulation with legit vocal production
• Ensemble rhythmic cohesion across three independent parts
• Stylistic flexibility and musical personality