This Woodwind Quintet arrangement of I Always Wanted a Brother from Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King composed by Nicholas Britell and Lin-Manuel Miranda captures the joy and dramatic intensity of the lion cub’s new relationship as brothers. An advanced intermediate rendition, it features all the voices of the ensemble. The cubs are portrayed at the beginning by the Horn followed by the flute and oboe in the middle. The bassoon provides the strong rhythmic pulse and has a solo moment as the character Chigaru. Thematic material is shared across the ensemble at the end, rising to an intense climax. Care has been taken to recreate the story line and style making it like a short tone poem. A strict adherence to the articulations enhances the musical lines and style without the lyrics of the vocal parts. This is a welcomed addition to a woodwind quintet’s repertoire for a pops concert setting, or for a children’s concert.