Hinshaw Sacred

A time honored text to a new tune by Michael Cox, this is a welcome adaptation for male choruses.

Masterful composer David Schwoebel sets the great master J. S. Bach's Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring to text by master hymnodist Charles Wesley (the traditional text is included as well), transcribed for...

Originally for mixed voices (HMC1337), this setting for male voices is a real winner for large festival choruses, accompanied by piano in a style we so fondly associate with David Schwoebel.

Looking for a powerful sacred work for mature male choruses? Try this TTBB voicing of the popular piece originally scored for mixed voices.

Male chorus singing is growing popular throughout the world. This work, originally set for mixed choir (HMC615) on a text from Jude, is even more successful with a male chorus. Try it with all the men...

A wonderful arrangement for TBB that is well within the capabilities of most high school and college groups

A sacred concert piece for high school or college men's groups, with brass quintet (parts available separately)

A chance to showcase the men, this would be suitable for missionary Sunday

Many both inside and outside of Methodist circles know the covenant prayer of John Wesley. With settings already available for mixed voices (either a cappella or accompanied), this voicing is for SSAA...

This very sweet Italian Christmas carol is a lullaby sung to the baby Jesus. Although it was written for the West Bradford Elementary school chorus (Dowingtown, PA), it is also suitable for treble cho...

This very sweet Italian Christmas carol is a lullaby sung to the baby Jesus. Although it was written for the West Bradford Elementary school chorus (Dowingtown, PA), it is also suitable for treble cho...

A solo violin begins this setting with the familiar Hamburg hymn tune. But the choir's entrance reveals that the hymn's well-known lyrics are being sung to the O Waly Waly tune (O Danny Boy). These tw...

This is a very rhythmic arrangement of one of the most popular Easter processional hymns. Charles Wesley wrote it for the first worship at Wesleyan chapel in London.

This anthem for Easter is of medium difficulty. The lyrics come from the Bible and a 14th century Latin hymn.

Composer Nancy Hill Cob and her sister, poet Ernestine Hill Clark, have produced a gripping cantata for chorus and orchestra or keyboard. Approximately 27 minutes in length, the interesting combinatio...

This triumphant sacred work would be great for any church library, for mixed voices with optional brass instrumentation.

Majestic Easter octavo, for mixed voices with keyboard.

From Psalm 33: 1-5 mixed choir with keyboard and optional handbells (parts included in octavo)

Majestic octavo for Easter, great addition to any Easter service

Easter tuneUses the hymn tune Duke Street by John Hatton, d. 1793 Adapted from Philippians 1 & 2 Hymn text by Samuel Medley (1738-1799)

An advanced work for a Protestant choirWords by Henry W. Baker, based on Psalms 148 & 150 Music setting by Paul Sjolund, based on Laudate Dominum by Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, 1897

From our Moravian Music Foundation series, text from Psalm 27:4.

For general use, adapted from Psalm 51

For medium Jr. high/high school or easy adult choir. From our Hal Hopson series, text from Psalm 51, music by Wolfgang A. Mozart.

Great for general use, but particularly good for the Lent seasonOriginal music by Carl Nygard