Hinshaw Music

This arrangement of the tune St. Columba is scored for mixed voices with organ. The lovely melody (sometimes sung by the men and sometimes by the women) is enhanced by an ornamental organ part and clo...

Based on the hymn tune Dix, this concertato is set for mixed choir with keyboard, optional handbells and violin. Opening in unison for all voices, additional verses include a variety of choral texture...

A 2008 John Ness Beck Foundation winner, the piece is set to a William Austin text and is scored for mixed chorus with piano. Excellent for both holiday concert or worship settings.

Scored for treble choir (SSAA) with piano, this is a very popular English folk song, a true winner for your spring concert!

Most choral musicians know the setting of this Robert Frost text by American composer Randall Thompson. Here, Michael Larkin sets the same text for mixed voices with piano (unlike the Thompson setting...

Looking for a wonderful graduation anthem? This is it. Scored for mixed chorus with piano and optional cello, the beautiful melody and interplay of vocal textures will keep your singers engaged in an...

This work for mixed chorus with piano and oboe celebrates the differences found within the human family. Whether for concert, graduation, or celebrating our diversity, try this piece with high school...

Originally commissioned for an ACDA children's honor choir, this work by Tom Shelton is scored for treble chorus (SSAA) with piano and cello. Try it with treble voices of all ages!

Scored for mixed chorus with organ, this festive anthem could be used generally or on a number of occasions-music ministry Sunday, baptism of Christ, festival of Christ the king, world communion Sunda...

With a text taken from John 14, this work is dedicated to the memory of Dallas conductor David Davidson. Scored for mixed chorus with keyboard, the music is closely tied to the text and is another win...

This energetic Thanksgiving anthem is scored for mixed chorus with keyboard and optional C instrument. Try it for Christ the King, Thanksgiving Sunday, or general use.

Instrumentation: piano or harp and oboe, or woodwind quartet of flute, oboe, clarinet, and bassoonThis familiar text is set to a traditional tune from Normandy. The score and quartet parts are availab...

Neil Harmon's arrangement of this traditional carol is scored for mixed chorus with piano or harp and oboe, or for a quintet of flute, oboe, clarinet, horn in F, bassoon, and a harp. Try this piece al...

This is a highly successful arrangement of the traditional tune from the 1582 Pie Cantiones the piece is set for mixed chorus with piano or harp and oboe, or a quintet of flute, oboe, clarinet, horn i...

Many of you have known the sacred music of David Schwoebel for quite some time. This is his first published secular work. Based on a text by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the piece is scored for SSAA tr...

Scotland has given us a trove of folk tunes. Loch Lomond is one of the most popular. Here, Anne-Marie Hildbrandt beautifully captures the spirit of the piece and sets it for treble chorus in three-par...

Looking for a non-religious inspirational work for commencement? This is it! Susan Naylor Callaway sets the poetry of William Butler Yeats for mixed chorus with piano and optional flute.

For soprano, alto, and baritone voices with piano accompaniment, this is a great secular piece for developing independent voices, listening across the choral fabric, and teaching phrase shape. Try it...

This work was commissioned by the Greenville Chorale (SC) to celebrate the ensemble's fiftieth anniversary and to honor their conductor, Bingham Vick. Set to the fifth century words of St. Patrick, th...

This festive tune was originally by Sir Arthur Sullivan (of Gilbert and Sullivan Fame). Here, Robert Powell arranges the tune for mixed chorus with optional brass quartet, organ and congregation. It i...

Thomas Bell has set this Swedish melody for treble chorus with piano. The accompaniment 'ripples' up and down the piano imitating the movement of water and the chorus sings above as if sailing on the...

The melodic source for this hymn is from Sweden and the tune is found in many contemporary hymnals. It makes a wonderful confirmation or baptismal anthem.

The text for this piece is taken from Isaiah 55. While adults might find use for this piece, the ranges make it a very fine work for middle school voices. The score calls for two-part mixed voices wit...

Looking for service? Here, you get three in one: Introit, Kyrie (or prayer response), and Benediction. The brief pieces are simply scored for SATB voices with keyboard and optional handbells. Very eff...