Fly with me (Lenas Song) - Sheet Music for vocals Wie im Himmel (Filmmusik)

"Fly with me (Lenas Song)" from the Swedish feature film As It Is in Heaven (2004) sounds on stage like music from another universe — and this vocal edition brings that very moment to life. The lead sheet is aimed at singers with approximately two or more years of instruction. The delicate legato phrasing demands control, but rewards from the very first run-through. As part of the playbackNOTEN series, the arrangement is also playable as a full band arrangement.

Sheet Music "Fly with me (Lenas Song)" – Romantic Film Melody for Voice

"As It Is in Heaven" is a Swedish film from 2004 that has moved millions of people around the world. "Fly with me (Lenas Song)" is one of its central melodies — written by Dan Stefan Nilsson and Leyla Marianne Norgren. The song captures the feeling of rising up, letting go, and experiencing something greater together. This blend of expansiveness and warmth makes it one of the most memorable pieces in film music.

The piece is in F major with just one accidental — a key that is easy and quick to get comfortable with. The melody moves through a range that covers both middle and upper registers; the highest note sits well above the register transition known as the passaggio — the point at which the voice shifts from chest to head register. That is precisely what defines the intermediate difficulty level: not the number of accidentals, but secure control in the upper range. The harmonic arc of the piece builds gradually over long stretches before culminating in a climax shortly before the end, where melody and dynamics peak together — a moment that lives and dies by passaggio control in the upper register. The legato phrasing — many short, smoothly connected phrase arcs — is the true character of this song.

• Vocal Range: A3 to C5 (one octave plus a third)
• Ideal for: Concert, audition, lesson
• Tempo: 102 — flowing and moving

Singers who consciously plan the long phrases — some extending over more than ten bars without a break — with proper breath support will quickly notice how much more carrying power the melody gains. Breathe deeply into the abdomen before the entry, maintain the support, and think through the phrase to its end: that is how the arc succeeds. The dynamics thrive on genuine contrast — those who sing the quiet passages truly softly will automatically gain greater impact at the climaxes. And the head voice in the upper register sounds its finest when it is carried rather than forced.

A short demo audio sample is available free of charge — perfect for a first listen. For those who want to practise with accompaniment: the playback track is available with or without the melody line and is accessible immediately after purchase. The sheet music is available for instant download. 100% licensed — ready to perform legally, right away.

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