Hinshaw Secular

The official theme song for 'Music In Our Schools Month' March 1989For soprano, alto and bass, this arrangement would be a great additionto any music library.

A light, playful love song - easy to work up - has a magical quality that stays with singers and audience alike. SAB voicing. Also available in SATB - HMC997, 2 part - HMC1764 and TBB - HMC1853.

Fabulous patriotic song for SAB with piano, moderately easy, great arrangement with text by Walt Whitman-a great addition to a school of music library

This robust octavo takes you on a trip through the seasons: Part I: Cloudy Days Part II: Summer RainPart III: Autumn Farewell

This expressive octavo with words by William Ernest would be an excellent and inspiring addition to your school chorus library For mixed voices with optional brass accompaniment (HMC1074a)

This easily accessible secular piece would be a great addition to a beginning choir's repertoire

This is a sweet and joyful original work by Allan Robert Petker and works well for a moderately advanced Jr. high or high school choir

For a moderately advanced children's choir, medium Jr. high/high school, or adult choirThis is a beautiful expressive piece with original music by Michael Shannon and words by Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Perfect for an adult community choir, moderately advanced Jr. high or high school group, a great introduction to the poetry of Thomas Moore, 1779-1852. From 'Four English Lyrics'. Also available:Child...

A fairly advanced piece from 'Four English Lyrics', quick and agile, words by Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822). Also available:Childhood Dreams: (HMC1125)Oft In The Stilly Night: (HMC1113)Weep You No...

From Four English Lyrics, sweet and serene, from anon. 16th century text, original music by Donald Fraser. Also available:HMC1125 Childhood DreamsHMC1113 Oft In The Stilly NightHMC1114 The Lark And Th...

From Four English Lyrics, sweet and serene, from anon. 16th century text, original music by Donald Fraser. Also available:HMC1113 Oft In The Stilly NightHMC1114 The Lark And The OwlHMC1124 Weep You No...

This is a beautiful original work by Julie Knowles

From Four Elgar Songs, sweet and slow. Great for Jr. high or beginning high school or adult choir. Also available:In Moonlight: (HMC1175)Pleading: (HMC1176)The Snow: (HMC1177)

From Four Elgar Songs, beautiful arrangement of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Also available: HMC1174 Where Corals Lie HMC1176 In Moonlight HMC1177 The Snow

Good for Jr. high or high school choirs, from Four Elgar Songs. Also available: HMC1174 Where Corals Lie, HMC1175 In Moonlight, HMC1177 The Snow

In this original work by Ed Robertson, sopranos and altos share verses in the beginning, joining with tenors and basses for a unified finish.

For Jr. high or high school choir, this is a great festival or contest piece

Text from the book the way to start a day by Byrd Baylor

This is a wonderful piece, fun for all ages! The words for the first section 'Mary's Violet Eyes' teach the order of the planets. 'Pi Roundelay' teaches the first twenty digits of 'pi. '

This is a fun piece with a big message, written for 2-part choir, works for children and/or adults, good for a school concert. This moderately advanced secular piece would be great for a festival or c...

This is a moderately simple piece for Jr. high, high school, or adult choir. This secular piece would be great for community chorus, festival or contest performance.

This is a beautiful setting for mixed choir with children's choir and four-hand piano

A fun, secular arrangement with a flute part that mimics the chirping of a spring bird, perfect for a Jr. high, high school, or community choir's spring concert. Flute part included in vocal score

A piece suitable for Jr. high or high school choirs, sweet and expressive Original music and words by Carl Nygard Jr.