Hinshaw Concert

A lively and spirited American spiritual, arranged for high school chorus (SAB) with keyboard accompaniment

This arrangement of the traditional spiritual would make a good addition to a festival or spiritual concert, contains an optional solo for medium SAB choir with keyboard accompaniment

This lesser known spiritual is arranged for medium advanced choir

This rollicking spiritual for mixed voices with alto solo and piano will be a hit on any spring concert, suitable as the finale for your high school or advanced junior high choir.

An original spiritual for mixed chorus and piano accompaniment with words and music by choral conductor, Stephen Hopkins

Larry Shackely is master composer for voices and piano. This advanced work will truly be a hit with your audiences, suitable for an advanced high school choir

For mixed voices with keyboard accompaniment, the traditional spiritual Stayed On Jesus is set here in an accessible arrangement. Influenced by gospel music, try the piece on music ministry Sunday.

This piece really 'rocks'! In a gospel style, the piece requires a capable pianist and soloist, and a choir with great rhythmic accuracy. It is sure to bring down the house!

Composer Michael Engelhardt gives us this advanced 'gospel' piece set for mixed chorus with a 'rocking' piano accompaniment and rhythm section. It's a great piece for high school or college/university...

Originally scored for male chorus, this setting for mixed voices SATB with piano is an accessible arrangement of this popular spiritual appropriate for high school or church choirs alike.

Originally scored for male chorus, this setting for mixed voices SATB with piano is an accessible arrangement of this popular spiritual appropriate for high school or church choirs alike.

This exciting spiritual setting by Andre Thomas has become a classic for church and festival use, as well in multicultural settings. The work is not particularly difficult, but requires fine musicians...

This exciting spiritual setting by Andre Thomas has become a classic for church and festival use, as well in multicultural settings. The work is not particularly difficult, but requires fine musicians...

A rhythmic, jazz setting of the traditional spiritual for high school or college choir, medium difficulty

Bright, rhythmic original spiritual, moderate difficulty---from the Youth Festival Choral Series

A masterful arrangement, with close and intricate harmonies. Two contrasting moods are created with key changes and variations of texture and style in voices and accompaniment (and a bit of sweet by a...

Composer Bryan Greer arranges this popular spiritual for male chorus (TTBB) with piano. The enticing setting would work well for glee clubs, church or community choirs. Consider it for a spring concer...

Ziemlich schwierig, aber exquisit, erhältlich in drei StimmlagenDieses Stück ist für Männerchor (TTB Trio/TTBB). HMC1251 ist für gemischte Stimmen (SAATTBB). HMC1255 ist für gemischte Stimmen (SATB od...

A choice concert piece for the moderately advanced choirWords adapted from Psalm 104:33-34, 108:1b, and 103:1-5

Looking for an easy male chorus Christmas piece? Here it is, set for tenors and basses with keyboard. (Notice the unique partnering in the last verse)

Those on both sides of the civil war commonly knew the American folk hymn Protection. Originally arranged for mixed voices (HMC2217), here, Dan Forrest sets the work for male chorus with piano or opti...

Those on both sides of the civil war commonly knew the American folk hymn Protection. Originally arranged for mixed voices (HMC2217), here, Dan Forrest sets the work for male chorus with piano or opti...

This Moravian anthem in the Jefferson Johnson Choral Series is based on the original work for mixed voices. Here arranger Nola Reed Knouse sets the work for TTBB voices with organ or piano or optional...

From the Dan Forrest Choral Series, this haunting melody by Dwight Gustafson is adapted here for male voices by his grandson Trevor Manor. It would make a wonderful processional for a concert or churc...