Hinshaw Sacred

Known more for her organ arrangements, Eleanor Whitsett arranged this a cappella choral piece for Christmas (SSAATTBB), medium difficulty

Words of St. Patrick set to lovely new music by James Fritschel, written for a cappella, suitable for any day of the year

An exhilarating cappella piece inspired by the Psalms, a good high school piece

A lovely little piece that is rich in harmonies but not difficult, suitable for any occasion

Looking for a Christmas piece with mixed choir and children's choir? Here you are!

A very nice a cappella arrangement of an old favorite suitable for holy week or any other time

This is a profound setting of the time honored American hymn tune arranged by David Huff

Composer Mark Jennings gives us a Lenten motet for advanced choirs, appropriate as a concert work.

Donald Busarow is a well-established choral conductor, educator, and composer and this work of his is suitable for stewardship Sunday, the New Year, or any time of renewal.

A moderately advanced piece for your Good Friday program

Hinshaw offers three arrangements of this favorite: one with harp, one a cappella, and this one with seven verses, organ and optional brass.

A real showpiece for the advanced choir! Transcribed for SATB a cappella, with an ornamental solo soprano descant.

A cappella arrangement of a Ghanaian folk song for youth or adults, this would work well when the focus is service or diversity

A gentle prayer of love and reassurance

Two hymns from nineteenth century collections by Joseph Funk, arranged by Alice Parker for her two act opera singer's glen: a look at the ongoing dialogue between the artist-as-visionary and the estab...

Original, accessible settings of familiar words, designed expressly for the quiet time during or after communion.

Instrumentation: Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass, and Score

This a cappella piece for men's voices combines two tunes into a peaceful and meditative piece.

This hymn's straightforward melodic rhythm is easily grasped by young and old. Jubilant repetitious use of 'allelulia, amen' give this hymn of praise a joyful quality. The text was written by Christia...

This lesser known gem for joyful occasions was written by Benjamin Keach in the 17th century. The two part score can be sung in any combination of voices.