Mittelschwere Noten von Hinshaw Music

This is a new Easter anthem for mixed chorus with piano or organ and optional trumpet. It is a relatively simple work that is festive and energetic. Try it with choirs of all sizes!

This eleven-minute work takes its texts from Luke, Revelation, John, and Psalm 116. Scored for piano or orchestra with divisi mixed chorus, the piece would be effective in both concert or worship sett...

This work is one of Verdi's most popular opera choruses (Nabucco). Patrick Liebergen's edition provides an Italian pronunciation guide. It also comes with translation and piano accompaniment. Try it w...

Challenging setting of the familiar words Written for SATB with keyboard accompaniment

Coming from the repertoire of Gregorian chant, Jubilate Deo is part of Mack Wilberg's Tres Cantus Laudendi (Three Songs of Praise). It is arranged for special services taking advantage of the accompan...

A beautiful, but slightly advanced arrangement of the much-loved textFrom the hymn tune Diademata by George J. Elvey (1816-1893)

A moderately advanced piece for an adult choir suitable for a festival or concert

This expressive piece was written in memory of Donald G. HinshawSuitable for a medium advanced choir

The immortal Gershwin piece is given a new twist by Robert Gage: conductor, educator, editor, and master arranger.

Final chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus VirAlso available: Beatus Viv (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and In Memoria In Aeterna (HMC179).

This moderately difficult piece for college or community choir with words by Elinor Wylie is like a serene walk through newly fallen snow.

Recommended by master teacher Jean Ashworth Bartle, this work for three-part treble voices by Canadian composer Ruth Watson Henderson is based on a set of riddles. One part of the chorus sings the rid...

Based on a text by Charles Wesley, this piece is suitable for Passion/Palm Sunday or for general use

McCullough is conductor of the Washington D. C. Master Chorale and often composes for his own chorus. This traditional holiday work with harp accompaniment is a true winner!

Based on the familiar hymn tune, Nettleton, try this festival anthem on a Sunday when you want to 'pull out all the stops', it is perfect for music ministry Sunday. Make sure to include the congregati...

A terrific work for community choirs, this work for divisi chorus and piano is suitable for celebrating the joys of music!

This ever-popular chorus from Handel's oratorio Judas Maccabaeus is now available in an elegant scholarly edition by Dr. David Stocker. Makes a great concert opener!

The text for the piece is taken from Isaiah 60 portraying Christ as the light of the world. Scored for brass ensemble with organ or full orchestra, the work requires a large chorus of skilled singers....

Dan Forrest's work spans the gamut from church to school or college/university choirs equally well. This award winning mixed chorus work with soprano solo accompanied by piano and horn hauntingly sets...

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...

Dan Forrest understands the drama that can be created in music. This seven minute work known to almost all Americans (Navy Hymn) is scored for mixed chorus (divisi) with keyboard or orchestra and opti...

This text by John Henry Newman and Edward Bickerstith was made famous by inclusion in a number of hymnals to a tune by John B. Dykes (Lux Benigna). Here, Dan Forrest gives us a masterful original work...

The text by Charles Anthony Silvestri traces the formation of a bell: bronze, mined from earth, first formed into weapons of war, then melted down and recast as a bell to toll for vespers, and eventua...

This piece is basically a hymn anthem that utilizes the tune sale. With limited divisi the piece is scored for mixed voices with organ and optional congregational participation. It is a great piece wh...