Hinshaw Sacred

Text taken from John 4:7 & 15:13.

This spirited octavo is based on Matthew 10:7-13.

Easy SATB arrangementFull of joy and hope, this is a terrific arrangement of the traditional American folk hymn from Southern Harmony, 1835. It starts with a flowing, melodic tune and finishes with be...

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

This moderately easy piece from our Hal Hopson series works perfectly as an 'any Sunday' piece

A beautiful, expressive arrangement of the classic words by Will Lamartine Thompson

Simple arrangement of the mournful cry to God Written for 2-part, mixed choir.

This beautiful general sacred piece is from the 17th century, text by S. Crossman.

Splendid for any Sunday, easily accessible, sweet and serene

From our Moravian Music Foundation series, this is a prime example of the traditional Moravian style

From our Moravian Music Foundation series, adapted from the original work by Johann Fr. Peter (1746-1823).

Moderately easy for an adult choir From a traditional Gaelic blessing

Moderately easy for an adult choir, bright and free.

Moderately advanced advent piece with a beautiful and moving keyboard accompaniment, stirring and magnificent ending

Wilburg has chosen two very distinctive folk songs (the Power of Song from Estonia, and We Shall Walk In The Valley Peace from the US) and combined them to express the idea of Bridges of Song for the...

A moderately-advanced new setting of the text by Lancelot Andrewes

This heartfelt Good Friday octavo is easily accessible for most choirs

For the Lenten season, this is a very accessible piece for any choir: Jr. high, high school, or adult. From our Hal Hopson Choral Series

Good for any Sunday, but particularly great for the Lent season

Easy familiar sacred work, works for any Sunday and with reduced choir

From our Moravian Music Foundation Series, in German and English

Very easy anthem with words by Charles WesleyHymn tune: Blaenwern

Accessible arrangement of an old favorite, good for any time

Written for Lent season, also works as a general sacred piece, reverent and thoughtful Words by Isaac Watts (1674-1748)

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...