Hinshaw Secular

From the Accent On Youth Series. Sprightly show number for two-part choir, with piano duet and optional ad lib percussion, easy enough for children, fun enough for older groups.

This happy, light song is adaptable for 'kids' of all ages. If there are no persons available in your choir for the C instrumental score, try selecting a few whistlers. The occasional hand claps and b...

A happy little tune that joggers may whistle to keep them moving along, may be sung by two-part choirs of any age

Easy and inspiring piece for children's chorus From our Accent On Youth Series

No. 4 in the choral experience series: octavo sized teaching aids for secondary students (or beginning adults).

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this fine setting of the traditional folk song, this would be a good choice for a summer choir.

Delightful beginners piece for children that teaches the lesson, 'If you first don't succeed.... ' from weekday songbook (HMC107)

Another worthwhile beginners piece from weekday songbook (HMC107)

From our Accent On Youth Series. Easy children's piece with an active theme that would allow a bit of staging, if desired

Charming, day-dreamy piece for children (of all ages)

Another fun children's selection that is enjoyable for both singer and audience alike, that's 'lettuce', as in 'let us' (entertain you)

Humorous good news - bad news dialogue for two choirs (SST and ATB), German and/or English. A fun and fairly easy piece for secondary choir

This entertaining piece for four-part speech choir is suitable for either junior high or high school.

An easy piece for children that celebrates diversity and individuality

A light, dancey, o-my-own-thing song for middle school chorus that is fun for both the choir and audience!

Originally composed by Allen Pote for the all district elementary choir of Richardson, TX, this joyful secular piece is written for two-part chorus with piano accompaniment. Try it with your youngest...