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There Is None Like You: SATB Choral Octavo

By Lenny LeBlanc / Arranged by James Koerts

Item: 35-DS00227680

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 9
SKU: 35-DS00227680

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About the Composer: Lenny LeBlanc

Lenny LeBlanc is a singer, songwriter, and worship leader whose work has shaped contemporary Christian music since the 1970s. His compositions balance accessible melodies with genuine spiritual depth, making them staples in both church and concert settings.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the declarative strength of LeBlanc's original while giving your choir room to breathe. The SATB voicing stays true to the song's simplicity without sacrificing harmonic interest, making it equally valuable for a worship concert or a spring choral program seeking substantive contemporary repertoire.

What to expect

Warm and affirming, with the quality of a testimony sung together. The piece builds from intimate verses into declarations that feel earned rather than imposed, leaving singers and listeners with a sense of settled confidence.

Who it's for

This octavo serves choirs at the intermediate to advanced level who want to program meaningful contemporary Christian music without overcomplicating the arrangement. It works equally well for church choirs preparing a concert or secular ensembles looking to expand their genre reach.

How to get the most out of it

  • Emphasize the text's conviction over technical showiness. The power of this piece lives in clarity and sincerity, not in pushing dynamic extremes.
  • Balance the soloistic moments (especially if your soprano or alto section carries a phrase alone) with the full choir's declarations to highlight the theological content.
  • Work the accompaniment arrangement into rehearsals early so singers can internalize the harmonic support and avoid rushing into their entries.

How to use it

Pair this with spirituals or hymn arrangements for a program exploring faith and music across genres. It also works as a standalone concert finale that sends the audience out with something memorable and humanly scaled rather than grandiose.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing with textual conviction and emotional specificity
  • Balancing solo and ensemble singing within the same piece
  • Interpreting contemporary Christian music with artistic maturity
  • Sustaining phrase lines through harmonic changes without losing direction

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