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I Look To You: Choral Instrumental Pak

As performed by Whitney Houston / As performed by Glee Cast / Arranged by Mark Brymer / Arranged by Tim Davis / Arranged by Adam Anders / Arranged by Robert Kelly

Item: 35-PK00175581

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The "Glee" cast explores a more spiritual side of life in the episode from Season 1 with this uplifting song originally recorded by Whitney Houston. Powerful gospel harmonies and solo opportunities make this an excellent choice for concert performance or worship! Duration: ca. 3:45.

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00175581

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About the Artist: Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston redefined vocal excellence across multiple genres, from pop to R&B to gospel. Her technical mastery of breath control, dynamic range, and emotional delivery made her one of the most influential singers in modern music history, and her work continues to serve as a vocal reference point for aspiring artists across all levels.

Why we love this

Mark Brymer and Tim Davis have arranged this spiritual anthem with genuine warmth, preserving Houston's emotional core while giving your choir room to build their own interpretation through layered harmonies and solo moments. The gospel foundation feels authentic rather than borrowed, and the piece naturally builds energy without relying on key changes or dramatic tricks to move your audience.

What to expect

Uplifting and grounded at once. The arrangement holds you in a warm gospel pocket while the harmonies create moments of genuine lift, and the solo passages invite vulnerability without asking for theatrical excess. It feels accessible from the first listen but reveals depth through rehearsal.

Who it's for

Choirs seeking repertoire that connects to popular culture while maintaining musical integrity and spiritual substance. This works equally well in concert settings, worship contexts, or programs where you want to showcase both ensemble singing and individual soloists.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the solo lines against the harmonic texture by having your section singers lean into their supporting role rather than competing for attention.
  • Let the rhythm section lock the groove early in rehearsal; the pocket of this arrangement matters more than perfection in the individual vocal lines.
  • Shape phrases around the text rather than musical punctuation, allowing the spiritual intention to guide where singers breathe and release.
  • Record a rough run-through midway through preparation so singers can hear how their parts fit into the fuller sound.

How to use it

Place this as a centerpiece in a concert that balances pop repertoire with more traditional sacred music, or use it as the spiritual anchor in a program exploring themes of hope and resilience. The familiar melody draws in audiences while the arrangement demonstrates your choir's harmonic sophistication.

Skills your students will build

  • Gospel harmony writing and voice leading
  • Solo delivery within an ensemble context
  • Rhythmic pocket and groove in choral arranging
  • Blending individual expression with collective sound
  • Dynamic control across a wide emotional range

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