There Is None Like You (with I Love You Lord) Sheet Music Preview

There Is None Like You (with I Love You Lord): Choral Instrumental Pak

Arranged by John Purifoy

Item: 35-PK00029021

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The pairing of Lenny LeBlanc's "There is None Like You" with the Laurie Klein classic "I Love You Lord," provides a moving anthem of adoration and praise. Performance Time: Approx. 3:15

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00029021

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About the Arranger: John Purifoy

John Purifoy has built a substantial career arranging sacred and contemporary Christian music for choirs at all levels. His work centers on making beloved worship songs and hymns singable and musically engaging without sacrificing their spiritual core.

Why we love this

Purifoy's arrangement honors both songs equally, resisting the temptation to let one overshadow the other. The pairing gives your ensemble two distinct emotional peaks within a single, cohesive 3:15 package that lands powerfully in any sacred concert context.

What to expect

The music radiates sincerity and quiet conviction. You'll hear warmth in the harmonic language and space for genuine expression rather than overwrought sentimentality. The combined 3:15 arc builds from devotional intimacy to a fuller affirmation of faith.

Who it's for

This works beautifully for choirs seeking meaningful sacred repertoire that honors the contemporary Christian tradition without sacrificing musical substance. It suits groups preparing for chapel services, concert programs, or seasonal worship celebrations.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the transition between the two songs by treating them as movements rather than separate pieces. The momentum you build at the end of the first song should carry naturally into the second without pause.
  • Pay close attention to the special voicing requirements listed in the score. These departures from standard SATB writing exist to serve the harmonic and textural goals Purifoy intended.
  • The recorded accompaniment gives you both a reference for tempos and a reliable rehearsal tool for sections learning their parts. Use it early, but conduct live performances independently.

How to use it

Place this as a centerpiece in a sacred concert or as a closing number for a worship service. Its moderate length and two song structure make it ideal for programming alongside instrumental preludes or as a standalone feature that can stand beside both hymn arrangements and original contemporary compositions.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing in special (non-SATB) voicings with clear part independence
  • Balancing blend and diction across two connected harmonic environments
  • Emotional control when performing contemplative and affirmational text
  • Sustaining line quality through longer phrase structures in sacred context

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