All Of Me (arr. Deke Sharon): TTBB Choral Octavo
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All Of Me (arr. Deke Sharon): TTBB Choral Octavo

As performed by John Legend / Arranged by Deke Sharon / Arranged by Anne Raugh

Item: 35-DS00319170
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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 7
SKU: 35-DS00319170

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About the Artist: John Legend

John Legend emerged as one of contemporary music's most versatile artists, equally comfortable with gospel-influenced soul, pop production, and classical crossover work. His background in music theory and piano has made him a thoughtful composer and arranger, with a catalog that appeals broadly across age groups and performance contexts.

Why we love this

Deke Sharon and Anne Raugh have transformed a deeply personal ballad into an arrangement that respects the song's intimate character while giving TTBB groups genuine harmonic interest. The flexible voicing options (TB/TTB/TBB/TTBB) mean you can program this whether you're working with an established bass section or still building your lower voices, and the emotional directness of the melody cuts through even in a cappella settings.

What to expect

Intimate and confessional, like overhearing a private moment. The arrangement preserves the song's devotional quality; it asks singers and listeners alike to sit with vulnerability rather than seeking big theatrical gestures.

Who it's for

TTBB groups of intermediate to advanced ability who want contemporary repertoire with emotional substance. This works particularly well for groups comfortable with blend and intonation in a cappella textures and seeking material that resonates with modern audiences.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat the opening vulnerability as your foundation; the arrangement will resonate only if singers commit to the tenderness of the lyric rather than oversinging for technical display.
  • Balance the bass line carefully in rehearsal, as it provides harmonic grounding without a piano but can easily overwhelm the other parts if not monitored.
  • Release chords cleanly rather than letting sustained notes blur together; the sparseness of a cappella makes every voice shift audible.

How to use it

Consider pairing this with other contemporary a cappella pieces for a concert section that spotlights your group's ability to move an audience with recent song material. It also serves as a compelling standalone feature piece when you want to showcase lyrical maturity and control over flash.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining long, supported phrases without instrumental support
  • Blending in close harmonic voicings
  • Maintaining intonation across a cappella chord changes
  • Interpreting contemporary song language with emotional specificity
  • Adjusting voice part flexibility across multiple voicing options

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