Hinshaw Music

The hymn text is attributed to the 12th century monk, Bernard of Clairvaux. Translated from Latin by Edward Caswell, this hymn is gracefully passionate and suitable for baptisms and other cherished oc...

Jacopone da Todi wrote the Latin text for this hymn in the 13th century. This arrangement by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is for mixed voices (SSATBB) a cappella.

Contents: Nesciens Mater (Ssaattbb, A Cappella)Quem Vidistis Pastores? (Double Choir, SSAB & ATTB, A Cappella)Serenissima Una Noche (SATB, A Cappella)Sa Qui Turo Zente Pleta (Double Choir, SSAATT Bari...

The choir is the band in this snappy Christmas title. For mixed voices, optional children's choir and piano. May also be performed a cappella. Additional optional string bass and drum kit parts are av...

For a medium advanced choir, SATB with div. a cappella

This emotional song was written by Tchaikovsky while he was on an extended stay in the United States. It is an outpouring of his feelings about being away from home. It is in English and Russian (in I...

A moderately advanced piece for mixed choir, a cappella, hymn tune Munich, 1693

A fresh arrangement of the traditional folk tune by Stephen Foster

One of our most popular secular titles, this arrangement of the traditional folk tune is for a moderately advanced Jr. high or a high school choir.

An easily accessible arrangement of a favorite spiritual, uplifting and inspiring

A moderately advanced arrangement of the traditional patriotic tune

A cappella concert arrangement of this beautiful folk tune, from Three Mountain Tunes: Old Joe Clark (HMC1166), Cindy (HMC1051)

This is one of our most popular arrangements of the traditional spiritual, quick and uplifting.

Fun a cappella concert arrangement of this lively folk tune From Three Mountain Tunes: I'm Goin Away (HMC1129) and Cindy (hmc1051)

This moderately easy Cajun folk-song would be a spectacular addition to a Jr. high or high school choral program, fun and lively, with spoken parts in typical upbeat Cajun style.

Joseph Jennings' rich a cappella arrangement of the traditional spiritualFrom the Chanticleer Choral Series

Great concert piece for a moderately advanced choir. A medley of traditional spirituals from Where The Sun Will Never Go Down to I Got Shoes. Sure to be a crowd pleaser!

This is a gorgeous lullaby for your Christmas program, sweet, gentle and serene. It is adapted from a 17th century lullaby.

This spirited octavo is a great 'call to worship'. Exciting and lively, it is sure to help your congregation rejoice!

From our Chanticleer SeriesShowcasing fabulous tight harmonies in these a cappella arrangements, this moderately advanced medley is sure to please your audience

A haunting melody evokes all the power of this little-known anonymous 15th-century text. The theme is, essentially, that the Lord will be known not by pomp or grandeur, but 'by the holy harmony which...

Known more for her organ arrangements, Eleanor Whitsett arranged this a cappella choral piece for Christmas (SSAATTBB), medium difficulty

Words of St. Patrick set to lovely new music by James Fritschel, written for a cappella, suitable for any day of the year

Not the traditional spiritual, this is a good choice for high school choirs

An exhilarating cappella piece inspired by the Psalms, a good high school piece