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There Is None Like You: Piano Vocal

As performed by Lenny LeBlanc / As performed by Michael W. Smith

Item: 35-DS00024754

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00024754

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About the Artist: Lenny LeBlanc

Lenny LeBlanc is a singer and songwriter whose work in contemporary Christian music has shaped worship spaces for decades. His collaboration with Michael W. Smith on "There Is None Like You" produced one of the most enduring declarations of faith in modern Christian music, a song that bridges personal devotion with congregational impact.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the contemplative strength that makes the song so singable in worship settings without sacrificing musical substance. The piano part provides gentle harmonic support while leaving room for the vocalist's interpretive choices, and the three-page length keeps it accessible for both rehearsal and performance contexts.

What to expect

Earnest and open. The melody unfolds with a natural conversational quality, and the harmonic language feels both modern and timeless. This is music designed to create intimacy between the singer and the listener.

Who it's for

Soloists preparing for worship services, student singers developing their interpretation of contemporary Christian repertoire, and pianists seeking straightforward yet meaningful accompaniments. This works equally well in a high school choir elective, a church music program, or a contemporary worship ensemble.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the vocal line so the text remains clear; this song depends on listeners connecting with each phrase individually rather than the overall melodic arc.
  • Let the piano breathe between vocal phrases rather than filling every silence. The space gives the confession time to land.
  • Shape dynamics gradually rather than in sudden shifts. This song earns its emotional power through patient building, not dramatic contrast.

How to use it

Feature this as a solo during a worship service or school assembly, or teach it as a small ensemble piece for your vocal students. The approachable arrangement makes it suitable for spring or fall concerts where you want to include music of faith without overshadowing your concert's broader repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustained vocal line singing over chord changes in contemporary harmonic language
  • Expressive phrasing in slow tempos with minimal rhythmic complexity
  • Connecting lyrical content to musical shape and emotional delivery

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