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Do You Wanna Know? is a fast-paced, funny and delightfully unhinged novelty song for young voices. Written for upper-primary and lower-secondary singers, this piece celebrates the chaos of distracted thoughts and oversharing.
With rapid-fire lyrics, syncopated rhythms, sudden character shifts and moments of speech before singing, performers are invited to lean into the humour, energy and theatricality of the piece. A Latin-jazz-inspired piano accompaniment adds sparkle and momentum, while the vocal writing encourages clear diction, confident storytelling and comic timing.
Perfect for choirs who enjoy playful repertoire with plenty of personality, Do You Wanna Know? is ideal for concerts, competitions, assemblies and showcase performances where the goal is to make the audience smile.
Voicing: SA choir
Accompaniment: Piano
Difficulty: Intermediate / confident young voices
Duration: Approx. 3:40
Themes: Humour, curiosity, storytelling, silliness, imagination, comic chaos, theatricality
Language: English
Suitable for: Upper-primary choirs, lower-secondary choirs, children’s choirs, youth choirs and school ensembles looking for a fun, energetic concert piece.
Do You Wanna Know? is a fast-paced, funny and delightfully unhinged novelty song for young voices. Written for upper-primary and lower-secondary singers, this piece celebrates the chaos of distracted thoughts and oversharing.
With rapid-fire lyrics, syncopated rhythms, sudden character shifts and moments of speech before singing, performers are invited to lean into the humour, energy and theatricality of the piece. A Latin-jazz-inspired piano accompaniment adds sparkle and momentum, while the vocal writing encourages clear diction, confident storytelling and comic timing.
Perfect for choirs who enjoy playful repertoire with plenty of personality, Do You Wanna Know? is ideal for concerts, competitions, assemblies and showcase performances where the goal is to make the audience smile.
Voicing: SA choir
Accompaniment: Piano
Difficulty: Intermediate / confident young voices
Duration: Approx. 3:40
Themes: Humour, curiosity, storytelling, silliness, imagination, comic chaos, theatricality
Language: English
Suitable for: Upper-primary choirs, lower-secondary choirs, children’s choirs, youth choirs and school ensembles looking for a fun, energetic concert piece.