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you raise me up (shorter)

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A shorter clip of Josh Groban singing You Raise Me Up, the soaring inspirational ballad used for emotional tributes, graduations and uplifting edits.

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A shorter clip of Josh Groban singing You Raise Me Up, the soaring inspirational ballad used for emotional tributes, graduations and uplifting edits.

This shorter edit captures the swelling chorus of You Raise Me Up as Josh Groban's warm, powerful tenor lifts over piano and strings. The melody builds quickly from a soft, heartfelt opening into a full, soaring peak that feels triumphant and deeply emotional. Because it skips the longer verses, the impact lands almost immediately, making the moment feel like a celebration or a breakthrough. Listeners recognise the rise in intensity instantly, and the clip leaves a sense of encouragement, gratitude and quiet strength that lingers after the final note fades.

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Place the clip so the chorus swell hits exactly on a reveal, hug or winning moment, and let the piano lead-in sit under the previous shot. Keep dialogue low underneath, avoid cutting mid-phrase, and fade the final note instead of stopping abruptly.

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Adding emotion to graduation and achievement tribute videos.
Underscoring heartfelt thank you messages for teachers and mentors.
Scoring uplifting sports comebacks and inspirational story edits.
Playing over wedding slideshows and family photo montages.

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You Raise Me Up was written by Rolf Løvland and Brendan Graham and first recorded by Secret Garden in 2002. Josh Groban's 2003 version, produced by David Foster for his album Closer, brought the song to a much wider audience and became his signature hit. Its simple message of support from a loved one or mentor helped it spread through talent shows, funerals, weddings and charity events, and shorter chorus clips now circulate online for emotional edits and tributes.

FAQ

Who sings this version of You Raise Me Up?

This shorter clip features Josh Groban, whose 2003 recording popularised the song in the United States. His rich tenor and the swelling piano and string arrangement made this version the one most people recognise from tributes and talent shows.

Where does You Raise Me Up come from?

The song was written by Rolf Løvland and Brendan Graham and first recorded by the Irish-Norwegian duo Secret Garden in 2002. Groban later recorded it for his 2003 album Closer, which helped turn it into an inspirational standard.

When do people use this shorter You Raise Me Up clip?

Creators use the shorter edit when a full song is too long for a tribute, graduation video, wedding slideshow or emotional social media post. The chorus arrives quickly, so the uplifting peak can underline a thank you, achievement or heartfelt moment.