Mittelschwere Noten von Hinshaw Music

This ancient liturgical text has been set many times. Here, Orban captures the 'fear and trembling' with freshness unlike any other. Try it in worship settings or as a festival work for high school vo...

This work in the songs of the World Series is a lively addition to the Hinshaw catalogue by the Cuban composer Rene Banos and Venezuelan arranger Ana Maria Raga. With the great interest in multicultur...

This unaccompanied motet is scored for divisi mixed chorus. Quoting Adeste Fideles, this is a perfect selection for college/university or advanced choral holiday concerts.

Thomas Bell has arranged this 15th century English carol for unaccompanied mixed chorus with percussion. The mixed meter complements the normal inflection of the text and provides an incredible energy...

This short (1 min, 19 sec) setting of Isaiah 61: 10-11 takes a little work, but makes a nice addition to a concert or worship service.

The collaboration of Charles Anthony Silvestri and Dan Forrest is a winner, no matter the medium. This advanced unaccompanied work of nine minutes in length for mixed chorus with divisi is descriptive...

If you have a large advanced mixed divisi chorus this is a must for your next holiday concert! The marriage of text to harmonic language is truly exquisite. This is another winner by composer Dan Forr...

Allan Rae is a prolific Canadian composer who adds Celtic song to the series of Songs of the World. This series, edited by Andre de Quadros, seeks to disseminate high quality choral music from the wor...

This advanced piece by Erika Lloyd and Vince Peterson is included in the Chanticleer Choral Series edited by Matthew D. Oltman. It is sure to become a favorite of both the choir and audience once lear...

John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, wrote the text for this prayer. Dan Forrest has provided three possible settings: mixed chorus with divisi a cappella, mixed chorus with divisi and...

The arrangements of Spirituals by Mark Butler have a distinctive rhythmic style that challenges the singers and thrills the audiences. This is no exception. Try it to open or close your fall or spring...

Canadian composer Eleanor Daly is widely known in America and represented by a number of publishing houses. As is always the case, her works are well-crafted, elegant, and true to the text. This is no...

A traditional English carol, joys seven is arranged here with lilting multi-meter. The piece calls for mixed chorus divisi a cappella with numerous solo opportunities. Great for concert or worship!

Written for the Maryland State Boychoir, this lovely unaccompanied motet for mixed chorus divisi has the harmonic richness and lyrical lines typical in the works of Eleanor Daley. If you are looking f...

Joe Jennings is a master with this style. With extensive divisi, he sets this traditional spiritual in a syncopated rhythmic style that will energize choir and audience. This is an advanced work.

This well-known traditional spiritual gets a fresh new rhythmic setting here by composer Stacey Gibbs. Scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (divisi), the piece joins the many outstanding works found...

This well-known traditional spiritual gets a fresh new rhythmic setting here by composer Stacey Gibbs. Scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (divisi), the piece joins the many outstanding works found...

The poetry of Christina Rossetti is quite popular with composers. Here, Richard Waters sets this lovely text for unaccompanied mixed chorus with divisi. The colorful harmonic structures make this a re...

Philippine composer Alejandro Consolacion gives us this beautiful setting of Our Father set for unaccompanied mixed chorus (divisi) and two solo treble voices. The harmonic language is rich, lush, and...

Edited by Richard Hynson for the Choral Tradition Series, this would be a good Christmas concert piece for an advanced high school chorus. Written for a cappella double choir

A fairly advanced setting for three SATB choirs that is good for concert or worship situations.

This is a moderately challenging, a cappella setting of Psalm 144, 'What is a man that you even notice him?'

Originally for mixed voices, here is a powerful new work for unaccompanied male chorus.

This a cappella setting for four part male chorus is a sure winner for your next concert. Also available for mixed voices (HMC1131), and two-part treble voices (HMC1390)

Composer Kelly Turner has taken this familiar tune and set it for unaccompanied male chorus in a clever rhythmic style. Try it with your male singers for this year's concert.