Hinshaw Music

This piece takes words from Micah 6:6-8 and begins candidly then culminates to a large, grand ending SATB with keyboard accompaniment, medium difficulty

Celebratory arrangement of the old favorite, for SATB, organ, handbells, brass, and percussion (parts available from the publisher)

From our new Virginia Wesleyan College Series comes this stirring piece for SATB and organ, congregation is invited to join in at the end under a soprano descant, medium difficulty

A paean to music for secondary level chorus, a stirring addition to the concert program

Words of St. Teresa of Avila set to a lovely tune for any occasion, easy to medium difficulty

Medium difficulty, youth or adult level, SAB with piano accompaniment

A great find! Highly accessible and fugal and polyphonic, this one does require preparation, but it is very rewarding and a nice contrast to the more exuberant pieces performed at times of celebration...

An expressive piece, within the capabilities of most choirs

Secular winter concert piece, medium difficulty, secondary level, SSAAlso available in SATB (HMC1707)

Robert Lau has arranged the English folk tune 'O Waly, Waly' with lovely new words by the Rev. Kenneth C. Stewart. Medium easy, SAB with organ

This anthem by Samuel Wesley, one of the most important composers of the classical period in England, takes the text from verse 2 of Te Deum Laudamus from the Anglican service of Morning Prayer. The m...

Melodically accessible with a bit of a flare, could become a favorite!

Haunting and consoling piece in memory of those not present. Secular, but could be used in a sacred setting, medium difficulty.

Perfect for music ministry Sunday, any type of dedication or covenant service, or even for stewardship or missions, this work is scored for multiple voices with handbells and optional brass. A real wi...

A simple and devout prayer, medium difficulty

This beautiful arrangement of an old favorite is sure to be popular with high school and community choirs, and their audiences, medium difficulty.

Parker's arrangement of the beloved Quaker folk hymn begins with a mezzo soprano solo, then progresses to some fairly tight harmony that sounds more complex than it actually is.

Butler has kept the voice parts simple, the tessitura reasonable, and the keyboard part playable, a winning combination!

In this thought (and discussion) provoking modern folksong, the flute and clarinet (representing the winds of hope and change) provide a counterpoint to the vocal line.

A festive anthem scored for choir with brass quintet, timpani, and organ, this celebratory work could be appropriate for music ministry Sunday, renewal Sunday, or dedication Sunday.

A magnificent festive anthem based on a familiar hymn tune by the dependable pen of Robert Lau. Try it for general use, Christ the King Sunday, or any celebration.

Based in part on texts of Charles Wesley, this festive anthem comes to us from Coventry Cathedral musician Paul Leddington Wright. True to Mr. Wright's British heritage the work is filled with bold co...

Based on the great and familiar text by George Herbert, David Giardiniere has set Erik Routley's Augustine in a lovely arrangement within the grasp of almost any good choir. Try this work on Christ th...

Quoting the Austrian folk carol Still, Still, Still Mark Williams scores a winner for treble choirs

Try this hymn concertato during Advent or as a part of your festival of lessons and carols. Handbells are optional but provide a nice addition.