Allan Robert Petker

Do you carrot all for me? My heart it beets for you. This charming and delectable poem has been set in a swooning, pop style by composer Allan Robert Petker. Including choreographed suggestions involv...

This choral piece uses canons to create a showcase for choirs that is absolutely irresistible! The captivating melody dances in your imagination until you can't help but sing along!

English hymn text writer, Bryan Jeffery Leech, took the primary theme from Johannes Brahms' 1st Symphony, 4th movement and wrote lyrics which have become a hymn standard. We Are God's People is a maje...

Originally arranged for piano, this sensitive setting has now been adapted for SATB voices by Allan Petker with beautiful results.

Using the familiar and joyful text from Philippians 4, composer Allan Robert Petker lifts us into a regal fanfare that unfolds to an almost classical sounding melody. He winds us through several diffe...

Designed and commissioned as a concert opening piece, I Will Sing, demands attention and drafts even the most reserved into singing. Available with optional brass (2 tpts, 2 tbns) and percussion, the...

A light, playful love song - easy to work up - has a magical quality that stays with singers and audience alike. SAB voicing. Also available in SATB - HMC997, 2 part - HMC1764 and TBB - HMC1853.

This is a sweet and joyful original work by Allan Robert Petker and works well for a moderately advanced Jr. high or high school choir

Calling on the great Handel oratorio tradition, this work from Judas Maccabaeus would be effective during Lent, Passion/Palm Sunday, or for use at a memorial service.

There are more voicings available for this piece than any other work in the Hinshaw catalogue (SATB, SAB, 2-part, and TBB). Now set for SSA voices with piano, the work is useful in building independen...

Light, playful love song - easy to learn - has a magical quality that stays with both singer and audience, written for SATBAlso available in SAB (HMC1047), 2-part (HMC1764), and TBB (HMC176)

Although the words come from the 19th century there is no question the music is of today. The opening tonal clusters from the choir, accompanied by a rolling line and steady harmony in the piano, crea...

Although the words come from the 19th century there is no question the music is of today. The opening tonal clusters from the choir, accompanied by a rolling line and steady harmony in the piano, crea...

Fred Bock's creativity is evident in his arrangement of this Christmas carol favorite. Revoiced for SATB choir, Fred's harmonic twists and turns remain for us to enjoy again.

Fred Bock's creativity is evident in his arrangement of this Christmas carol favorite. Revoiced for SATB choir, Fred's harmonic twists and turns remain for us to enjoy again.

Originally written for SATB divisi voices, this new edition brings it to life for SAB choirs. Now what the Dale Warland Singers made famous can be enjoyed by high school, and small church choirs. The...

Originally written for SATB divisi voices, this new edition brings it to life for SAB choirs. Now what the Dale Warland Singers made famous can be enjoyed by high school, and small church choirs. The...

Do you carrot all for me? My heart it beets for you. This charming and delectable poem has been set in a swooning, pop style by composer Allan Robert Petker. Including choreographed suggestions involv...

Colossians 3:16 is one of the great scripture passages that calls us to sing. Petker's melodic choice is a beguiling motif that moves from an accompanimental figure into a sung statement. Taken from t...