Sing: Songs For Schools

This piano prelude was played at the funeral of Frederic Chopin. Here, composers Green and Crescenz take the well known from Psalm 130 and provide an amazing expression of 'from the depths, I have cri...

Non Nobis is a setting of Psalm 115:1-2, the first of Three Latin Psalms composed by Peter Anglea in 2011 (the third Psalm is the widely successful Jubilate Deo published in 2014). In this beautifully...

Written by the Great-great Grandfather of the famous opera composer, this final movement of the Messa a 3 alternates counterpoint with homophonic texture, and demonstrates striking harmonic changes to...

One of our best sellers, may be performed as a 12 minute cantata with In These Things We Live (HMC127) and For The Mountains Shall Depart (HMC144), a contemporary feel, with a bright tempo and excitin...

A real, up-to-the-minute treatment of the unity of all creation

Concert or festival piece for high school or adult choir and organOptional congregational involvement, not difficultLatin and English.

Lovely arrangement of an old favoriteFirst verse: unisonSecond verse: menThird verse: womenFourth verse: solo (or alto and bass)Descant: over unison choir (or soprano and tenor)Accompaniment: harp or...

Commissioned by First Baptist Church West Monroe, LA, in honor of their minister of music, Lonnie Stewart. Text adapted from Scriptures, a becoming devotional piece for any Sunday

A moderately advanced piece for an adult choir suitable for a festival or concert

From the Jean Ashworth bartle choral series for treble voices. The series offers two versions of this well loved piece: this one, (in the key of a-flat), is the easier one and can be used with smaller...

This excellent concert piece is perfect for a more advanced Jr. high/high school choir or a medium advanced adult choir. Ideal for a festival Accompaniment: trumpet and piano, or full orchestra.

The slow and somewhat jazzy second movement of the contemporary cantata, In These Things We Live, is primarily a solo for mezzo-soprano or tenor with choir accompaniment. The other two movements (each...

Concert piece of medium difficulty for secondary chorus

A wholesome concert or festival piece for brass, percussion and organ

A fabulous concert piece, this edition from Martin Banner is a sure winner!

Composed in memory of Don Hinshaw, founder of Hinshaw music, this influential work is suitable for a number of occasions, both sacred and secular. Accessible, but contains plenty of melodic and harmon...

A great festival or concert piece for youth or adultsDecisive and dramatic, this is sure to be a favorite.

Another Christmas piece from the Jean Ashworth Bartle series, this is the shepherds and angels part of the story. Accompaniment calls for piano and recorder.

Final chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus VirAlso available: Beatus Viv (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and In Memoria In Aeterna (HMC179).

The third chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus Vir produces an atmosphere of floating transparencyAlso available: Beatus Vir (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and Gloria Patri (HMC178)

The second chorus from Vivaldi's Beatus Vir is a thought (and discussion) provoking piece Also available: Beatus Vir (HMC177), Paratum Cor Ejus (HMC180), and Gloria Patri (HMC178)

Concert arrangement for SATB and organ, from the collection/cantata Morning Has Broken (HMB139)

One of the more familiar tunes by German composer Michael Praetorius (1571-1621), David Stocker provides us with a modern edition (that includes optional handbells).

Peter, Paul, And Mary fans will recognize this tune Try it with the optional instruments for a more authentic effect!