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All Of Me (arr. Sam Harrop): TTBB Choral Octavo

As performed by John Legend / Arranged by Sam Harrop

Item: 35-DS00362070

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 12
SKU: 35-DS00362070

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About the Artist: John Legend

John Legend has built his career on emotionally direct songwriting that connects across genre boundaries. His work blends R&B, soul, and pop sensibilities with classical training foundations, making his songs natural fits for choral reimagining. His catalog consistently rewards ensemble interpretation because the melodies prioritize lyrical storytelling over flash.

Why we love this

Sam Harrop's arrangement respects the song's intimate core while giving TTBB voices genuine independence. The voicing options (TB/TTB/TBB/TTBB) let you cast this flexibly depending on your group's strengths, and the arrangement avoids oversinging what's fundamentally a love song about vulnerability.

What to expect

Warm and unguarded. The arrangement preserves the vulnerability at the song's heart: one person laying out what another person means to them. Musically, you'll experience intimate harmony and the kind of restraint that makes emotional impact possible.

Who it's for

Directors building a contemporary love song into a concert or seeking accessible yet musically honest material for developing male ensembles. The flexible voicing makes it workable for groups across ability levels while maintaining the song's emotional integrity.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody carefully in whichever voice carries it; the accompaniment should support, not compete. This is a song about confession, not display.
  • Work the lyrics as poetry first. The emotional arc matters more than rhythmic precision, so invest rehearsal time in what the words mean to each section.
  • Let the harmonic transitions breathe. Harrop's voicing choices likely create some beautiful sonorities that land better with slight space than with push.
  • Record the piece at half tempo and listen to yourself as an audience member. R&B inflection can feel comfortable in the room but sound rushed when heard back.

How to use it

Pair this with another contemporary arrangement or a classic love song for a thematic concert moment. It also works beautifully as a finale or closer because the sentiment feels complete and genuine without needing additional context.

Skills your students will build

  • Blending chord tones across multiple voicings in contemporary harmony
  • Inflecting popular music phrases with appropriate rhythmic feel and articulation
  • Singing with vulnerability and emotional authenticity in an ensemble setting
  • Reading arrangements that offer voicing flexibility and adapting quickly between configurations

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