Hinshaw Concert

The five a cappella movements forming words from paradise by composer Dan Forrest each set one word from Scripture. The five pieces for a symmetrical arch, with selah as the keystone. Each piece repre...

From our 'Music Of Black Americans' series, this concert piece features an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King's Lincoln Memorial speech, also excellent for worship.

Beethoven's first major choral work, the oratorio Christus Am Oelberge (The Mount Of Olives), was written in early 1803. The work is not performed as a whole very often in modern times, but this final...

From the Jean Ashworth Bartle Choral Series for treble voices: quality music for young singers. This beautiful canon was written for SAB. Bartle has moved the bass line up an octave for the second sop...

The perennial favorite arranged with the inimitable organ touch, for treble voices (SSA), and a cappella

In the typical style of this fine Hungarian composer, Orban challenges the four-part treble voices of a skilled university women's choir.

A moderately difficult piece for a Sunday concert

Looking for an advanced work for unaccompanied treble chorus? Try this energetic setting for your concert opener. It truly is a 'new song. '

Dennis Shrock edited this fifteenth century piece with words (in Latin) from the Song of Solomon for the Choral Tradition Series. It is fairly easy and makes for a good concert piece.

Originally scored for treble voices (HMC2065), this mixed chorus voicing is just as successful. Try the piece with other 'global' music on your spring concert or on any festive occasion in the church.

A generous use of the word, 'Alleluja', allows for a sense of playfulness and improvisation in this anthem for a cappella mixed voices (SATB. Composer Mark Hayes is noted for his unique choral setting...

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

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

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

This sacred concert piece is in Orban's signature style, it is difficult, yet incredibly beautiful.

For a more advanced adult choir, this a cappella original work by Orban is hauntingly sweet and a fabulous addition to your choral program.

Ave Regina Caelorum is a popular Marion antiphon from around the 12th century that is traditionally used after Compline. This arrangement by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is for a cappella SATB.

A traditional spiritual for the medium Jr. high/high school or easy adult choir

A tribute to God and music for the medium advanced Jr. high/high school choir or medium adult choir

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A full choral version of the traditional text with a soprano solo singing over the surface

This canon arrangement of Psalm 66 is of moderate difficulty and would be suitable for a secondary or adult choir, would be a wonderful concert piece.