Hinshaw Music

Concert setting of Psalm 139: 23-24 for advanced chorus, a cappella

Set to a 9th century Japanese poem, composer Jackson Hill uses traditional musical stylistic devices from the same culture to create a seamless, tranquil unaccompanied choral work.

Moderately easy for Jr. high, high school, or adult choir

Five poems from Prayers From The Ark Each song captures the essence of the animal featured: rooster, butterfly, tortoise, giraffe and pigThis song would be fun for any group to do!

Former director of Chanticleer, Joseph Jennings, has arranged this spiritual for a cappella divisi voices. The traditional spiritual tune, also known as Hold On, was adopted for use by the Civil Right...

Composed for a high school festival choir, this original spiritual with music and words by the composer is sure to bring elicit a favorable response from the audience. Looking for an unaccompanied spi...

Composer Mark Butler has a truly distinctive musical style in setting spirituals. This traditional work is scored for advanced chorus (a cappella) with alto solo. The rhythmic energy is quite captivat...

Whether Mark Butler is writing a liturgical piece or one of his spirituals, you can depend on a high quality of writing that is unique and direct. Try this one with your high school or college choiror...

Donald Busarow is a well-established choral conductor, educator, and composer and this work of his is suitable for stewardship Sunday, the New Year, or any time of renewal.

A moderately advanced piece for your Good Friday program

Broaden their musical horizons with this set of advanced pieces for high school or college choir, like two delicate Chinese scrolls flanking 'the scream'. The middle piece is based on frantic dissonan...

This short (1 min, 19 sec) setting of Isaiah 61: 10-11 takes a little work, but makes a nice addition to a concert or worship service.

This secular work on a text by Matthew Arnold is scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (SATBB). With lush harmonies and an interesting contrapuntal texture, try it with your community choir or college...

Edited by Richard Hynson for the Choral Tradition Series, this would be a good Christmas concert piece for an advanced high school chorus. Written for a cappella double choir

This a cappella piece for adult choir is suitable for either a concert or for Easter time. The tune is by Johannes Eccard and the words are by Martin Luther. Dennis Shrock edited it for the Choral Tra...

Brahms' sweetly sad piece likening the autumn of life to the autumn of the year edited by Ray Robinson for the Choral Tradition Series, a cappella for medium-advanced secondary level

Hinshaw offers three arrangements of this favorite: one with harp, one a cappella, and this one with seven verses, organ and optional brass.

A five to six-minute SATB (div.), a cappella concert piece to and about the cross, would be fine for worship during a study of the cross if you have a more experienced choir and a congregation that ap...

A real showpiece for the advanced choir! Transcribed for SATB a cappella, with an ornamental solo soprano descant.

An uncomplicated, a cappella arrangement of this English folksong, a nice contrast to showier concert pieces, secondary level

From the Choral Tradition Series, this medium difficulty piece would be a good choice for liturgical churches, or concert settings.

A light, spirited concert piece from our 'Music Of Black Americans' Series. Not difficult, the fun comes from careful attention to changes in volume and tempo.

From our Choral Traditions Series, this sixteenth century chanson sighs over unhappy love. It is fairly easy and is suitable for high school and up. Fantastic for a renaissance faire!

From our Choral Traditions Series, this eighteenth century piece is printed in phonetic Russian, an English translation is included. A medium difficulty concert piece, it is also suitable in a worship...