Sisterly Reunion Lyrics – John Powell, Stephen Schwartz

“Sisterly Reunion” Lyrics by John Powell, Stephen Schwartz is a latest English song in the voices of John Powell, Stephen Schwartz. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Sisterly Reunion” song lyrics are also written by John Powell, Stephen Schwartz.

If you’ve been following news about the upcoming film Wicked: For Good, you might have heard about a track called “Sisterly Reunion”. That name showed up in the official track list of the score album for the film. The score album, which contains all the background music cues for the movie, is being created by John Powell, who is known for his big film scores, together with Stephen Schwartz, the original composer for the Wicked stage musical. The album is scheduled for release on December 5, 2025.

On November 17, the full track list for the score was revealed, and “Sisterly Reunion” appears as track number eight. This isn’t a standalone pop song or a song performed by the main actors; it’s part of the score, meaning it’s instrumental music that supports the scenes in the film. Right now, there isn’t much public information about the track itself, such as which scene it accompanies, what mood it conveys, how long it is, or whether it might include any vocals, although scores are usually instrumental. Only the track list has been made public so far.

Meanwhile, the main soundtrack album for the film, which contains the vocal musical numbers, was released on November 21, 2025. The score album, including pieces like “Sisterly Reunion”, is separate from the soundtrack and comes shortly after. So if the track interests you, you’ll likely be able to hear or stream it once the score album drops on December 5.

Since public reports only mention the track name and the release schedule, we don’t yet know exactly what “Sisterly Reunion” will sound like. It could be tender, dramatic, dreamy, or suspenseful. But knowing the composers and the world of Wicked, it’s likely to carry emotional weight, perhaps capturing a moment of reunion, reconciliation, or a special sisterly bond, which fits the title perfectly.