Endless Love — Orchestra Sheet Music

Billboard’s greatest duet of all time, arranged for full orchestra & vocal duet by Paul Lorenz — concert-ready, MOLA-compliant, instant download

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Edition facts

Endless Love by Lionel Richie and David Foster, arranged by Paul Lorenz for orchestra with soprano and tenor soloists: full score (13 pages) and separate parts (33 pages), delivered as a PDF (A4) for instant download, €39.90.

Instrumentation
Alto saxophone · Horn, Trumpet, Trombone · Timpani, Drum kit · Piano · Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Double bass
Soloists
Soprano, tenor soloists
Pages
46 pages — full score (13) + separate parts (33)
Tempo
♩ = 96
Format
PDF, A4, instant download

Read from the PDF you download.

When Diana Ross and Lionel Richie walked into a recording studio at 3:30 in the morning on May 8, 1981, they created what Billboard would later name the greatest song duet of all time — and conductors have been searching for a concert-worthy orchestral edition ever since. This professional orchestra sheet music for “Endless Love” fills that gap: a full symphony arrangement with conductor score, individual instrument parts, and a licence for performances by the purchasing ensemble, built to the standard the piece deserves.

Most available scores reduce this iconic work to a wind-band part or a single piano staff. The Paul Lorenz edition is different. Written for the full string section, woodwinds, brass, harp, percussion, and vocal duet, it delivers the lush, cinematic sound that has made “Endless Love” the defining romantic standard of the past four decades. Every page turn is placed during a rest. Every system carries measure numbers. The 8.5mm MOLA-standard staves ensure legibility at any orchestral stand distance. Download immediately — your parts are ready for tomorrow’s rehearsal.

Hear the arrangement

Sound sample — Endless Love, arranged by Paul Lorenz

A 30-second excerpt from Paul Lorenz’ own studio recording of this arrangement.

Listen to the full recording Artyfile Stream · lossless Hi-Fi

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Orchestra & Vocals

€39.90

Orchestra with soprano and tenor soloists · 46 pages: score + parts · PDF (A4)

Every part also for other instruments – included ↓

The complete orchestral edition for concert halls and gala events. Conductor score in A3 format, all instrument parts individually extracted, vocal score for soprano & tenor duet, and the edition’s licence document — everything in one instant download.

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Piano / Vocal / Guitar

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Endless Love Piano Vocal Guitar Sheet Music — Professional PVG Edition by Paul Lorenz

“Endless Love” is also published in this scoring — with its own score preview and full details on the edition page.

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Parts for your instrumentation

Every instrumental part of this edition is also available for other instruments – included in the price. Transposed, in the right clef, checked for range and breathing.

Original partAlso available for
Alto saxophone in E♭Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Trumpet in B♭, Violin, Horn in F, English horn in F, Flugelhorn in B♭, Viola, Tenor saxophone in B♭, Bassoon, Bass clarinet in B♭, Cello
Horn in FFlute, Oboe, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Violin, Alto saxophone in E♭, English horn in F, Flugelhorn in B♭, Viola, Tenor saxophone in B♭, Cello
Trumpet in B♭Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Violin, English horn in F, Viola
TromboneAlto saxophone in E♭, Horn in F, English horn in F, Viola, Tenor saxophone in B♭, Euphonium, Bassoon, Bass clarinet in B♭, Cello, Double bass
Violin IClarinet in B♭, Viola
Violin IIClarinet in B♭, Viola
ViolaFlute, Oboe, Clarinet in B♭, Soprano saxophone in B♭, Violin, Alto saxophone in E♭, Horn in F, English horn in F, Flugelhorn in B♭, Tenor saxophone in B♭, Bassoon, Bass clarinet in B♭, Cello
CelloAlto saxophone in E♭, Horn in F, English horn in F, Viola, Tenor saxophone in B♭, Trombone, Euphonium, Bassoon, Bass clarinet in B♭, Double bass

Buy. After your purchase you receive your personal link to the Part Configurator by e-mail.

Choose part and instrument. For example the Horn in F part as Alto saxophone in E♭.

Download the PDF. The first time a part is requested it takes about a minute to set; after that it is ready at once – with your name as the license notice.

Example: the Horn in F part as Alto saxophone in E♭

How the Part Configurator works →Need a different instrumentation? After your purchase you can send Paul Lorenz a request.

Quality in detail

  • MOLA-Compliant Engraving: 8.5mm staves and measure numbers at every system — written for professional orchestral stands, not amateur printouts.
  • Complete Instrument Set: Conductor score plus individual parts for every section — download once, distribute immediately.
  • Licensed for Your Ensemble: Your purchase licenses performances of this edition by the purchasing ensemble — public performances are reported to your PRO (ASCAP/BMI/PRS or GEMA/AKM/SUISA) by the organiser, as usual.
  • Concert-Hall Orchestration: Full strings, brass, woodwinds, harp, and percussion — the cinematic sound of the original, not a band reduction.
  • 600 DPI Print Quality: Renders crisp on paper and tablet (forScore, OnSong) — no pixelation at any zoom level.
  • Bespoke Customization: Non-standard ensemble? Contact Paul Lorenz Music for custom instrumentation edits — a service unique in the world.
I’ve conducted dozens of wedding galas and anniversary concerts over the past fifteen years, and ‘Endless Love’ is requested at nearly every one — but finding a professional score was always the problem. Paul Lorenz’s orchestral edition is the first I’ve encountered with proper measure numbers at every system, and the string voicing sits beautifully in our 400-seat hall. We performed it for the first time at a charity gala in a Viennese concert hall, and the applause after the final chord told me everything I needed to know. Principal Conductor, European concert orchestra

Endless Love sheet music at a glance

SongEndless Love — Lionel Richie (with David Foster), 1981; title theme of the film Endless Love
ArrangementFull orchestra with soprano & tenor vocal duet — strings, woodwinds, brass, harp, and percussion
ArrangerPaul Lorenz — arrangements recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road
ScoringFull conductor’s score (A3) plus individually extracted parts and a vocal score for the duet
DifficultyGrade 4 — professional and advanced-professional ensembles
FormatHigh-resolution 600 DPI PDF — instant download, print- and tablet-ready
LicensingLicensed arrangement; the underlying song remains in copyright — standard PRO reporting (ASCAP/BMI/PRS, or GEMA/AKM/SUISA in the DACH region)
Reference recordingPaul Lorenz’ own studio recording — sound sample on this page, complete on Artyfile Stream
Price€39.90

Is this edition right for you?

Written for the concert hall rather than the rehearsal room, this is the edition to reach for when Endless Love is the emotional centrepiece of an evening. It is written for:

  • Wedding galas and anniversary concerts where a full-orchestra rendition is the highlight
  • Professional and civic orchestras programming a romantic popular standard alongside the classical repertoire
  • Charity and gala evenings that call for a cinematic, string-led showpiece with vocal soloists

Need a transposition or a different voicing? Paul Lorenz adapts it on request — just ask before you buy.

What you receive

  • The full conductor’s score in A3 format
  • Individual parts for every section — strings, woodwinds, brass, harp, and percussion — each extracted and ready to distribute
  • A vocal score for the soprano and tenor duet
  • High-resolution 600 DPI PDFs, delivered instantly and yours to keep — no rental

Programming Endless Love

Endless Love sits naturally as a second-half centrepiece or an encore — the point in a programme where the room leans in and the strings carry the melody. Give it space after something brighter, and let the vocal duet emerge over a restrained orchestral bed before the final chord opens out. It pairs well with other romantic standards and film themes, and its four-decade familiarity makes it an ideal bridge between the classical and popular halves of a mixed programme. Keep the dynamic balance generous to the voices — the arrangement rewards a conductor who lets the singers lead. Explore the related arrangements below to build the rest of the programme.

Customer reviews

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★★★★☆

A deeply emotional arrangement of this classic. The melodic writing is handled very elegantly. One small point off because the transitions are a little demanding for the woodwinds, but the result simply sounds gorgeous.

Thomas K., Music Teacher & Ensemble Director

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Endless Love sheet music — frequently asked questions

Can I hear this arrangement before I buy?

Yes. The sound sample near the top of this page plays a 30-second excerpt of Paul Lorenz’ own studio recording of this arrangement, and the complete recording streams on Artyfile Stream — his lossless hi-fi service, where full playback requires a subscription.

What is included in the orchestra download?

You receive a complete, performance-ready package: the full conductor’s score in A3 format, individual parts for every instrument section (strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, piano, harp), a vocal score for soprano and tenor duet, and the edition’s licence document as PDF — all as high-resolution 600 DPI files optimized for both screen reading and professional printing.

What is the difficulty level of this arrangement?

Grade 4 — Professional. This is a concert-hall arrangement written for experienced orchestral musicians. Section principals should have professional or advanced-professional experience, particularly in dynamic balance with the vocal duet. The arrangement is not suitable for student or community ensembles without strong section leadership.

Does the performance license cover GEMA and AKM reporting?

The licence included with your purchase covers the arrangement rights held by Paul Lorenz Music — the use of this edition for performances by the purchasing ensemble. As the original composition by Lionel Richie remains under copyright, the public performance itself is reported to ASCAP, BMI, or PRS in the relevant territory (GEMA/AKM/SUISA for DACH) by the organiser, as usual; venues with blanket agreements often handle this themselves, but the responsibility remains with the organiser.

Can the arrangement be customized for my ensemble?

Absolutely. Paul Lorenz Music offers bespoke customization services — a capability unique in the industry. Whether you need alternative instrumentation, a transposition, or adjustments to accommodate your specific roster, we can tailor this arrangement to your exact requirements. Contact us directly to discuss your needs.

What is your refund policy?

Due to the digital nature of our products, we cannot offer refunds once the download has been accessed. We encourage you to review the score preview carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing. Our team is happy to answer questions about the arrangement’s suitability for your ensemble.

Can I play the Horn in F part on Alto saxophone in E♭?

Yes. The Part Configurator is included in the price: the Horn in F part is also available for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in B♭ and Soprano saxophone in B♭ and 7 more instruments – transposed, in the right clef, checked for range and breathing. You receive the link by e-mail after your purchase.

Which parts are available for other instruments?

8 instrumental parts for 18 instruments in all. The overview “Parts for your instrumentation” on this page lists every original part with its instruments. For a different instrumentation you can send Paul Lorenz a request after your purchase.

Am I allowed to use the re-scored parts?

Yes. Parts from the Part Configurator belong to the edition you bought and are covered by the same license – for your ensemble, with the same rights of use. Every part carries the notice “Licensed to …” in its footer. For public performances the organiser registers the performance with the collecting society as usual (e.g. PRS, ASCAP/BMI, GEMA).