Leichte Noten von Hinshaw Music

From our Accent On Youth Series. This is an easy, but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir that starts simple and gets progressively richer in texture.

An easy but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir: starts simply, and gets progressively richer in texture.

A lovely choice for young or inexperienced choir, arranged as a litany: Verse 1 unisonVerse 2 womenVerse 3 choirVerse 4 menVerse 5 choir and optional congregation with a descant

From the Accent On Youth Series comes this easy secondary piece on love and friendship. It is secular, but would work well as an accessory to worship.

An easy, interesting setting of Isaac Watts' Alas, And Did My Savior Bleed?

A fairly simple arrangement of a Basque carol, a lullaby that foreshadows the crucifixion and resurrection, for youth or adult choir.

Familiar words set to a lovely new tune, an easy three-minute anthem for young or inexperienced choir

Easy festival piece for choir and congregation with organ (optional brass and percussion), from the music from Duke Chapel Series

Festival arrangement for choir and congregation with organ and optional brass and percussion

The simple, stately hymn that has become the opening theme

Here's a spotlight for your SSA group for the middle school holiday concert that is easy, butstill provides a glowing holiday ambience.

Suitable for young or inexperienced choirs, this one features the familiar words set to 'beach spring', from the sacred harp.

Light, with a little bounce, this easy secondary piece provides gentle and introspective thought about the glories of the universe.

A smooth and dreamy piece about a place 'where I can just be me'

An easy, tuneful piece to close a concert or the school year

Holiday cheer abounds in Dick Averre piece for mixed voices (SATB)! It is suitable for performance by any junior or senior high school where the winter holiday focus is on themes of good cheer and war...

This secular piece will appeal to anyone who remembers the heartthrob of teenage years. Add it to any repertoire by a junior high school chorus for a spring concert or summer festival.

This smooth, gentle arrangement is the perfect setting for such a well-loved hymn, a good choice for youth or inexperienced choirs.