Dangerously Awake — Choral Arrangement (TTBB + Solo)
A note on pricing
Every arrangement comes in two editions: paid and free. The free edition is there so that budget is never the reason a piece goes unsung — small choirs, student groups, and community ensembles working with little or nothing, please take it with my blessing. But if you'd normally pay for sheet music, please pay for this too. The free option isn't a discount or a loophole. If you can, please do — it's what keeps these arrangements coming. Paid version price per copy.
- Manos Phi
The choral arrangement of Dangerously Awake, the debut single by Manos Phi, scored for four-part men's voices — Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Baritone, and Bass — with a featured solo line.
Built around the song's central image of clinging to a fading dream, the arrangement moves between hushed, close-harmony stillness and full-throated, soaring climaxes. The solo carries the narrative of a lonely waken world, while the choir frames it with warm, shifting textures that swell toward the chorus and the song's emotional peak.
Originally arranged for and premiered by the Edinburgh Gay Men's Chorus, this setting is ideal for male-voice choruses, barbershop-adjacent ensembles, and community choirs looking for a contemporary, emotionally rich folk-pop piece with a strong featured soloist.
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