Hinshaw Music

Abide by Dan Forrest for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment. This work features words by Jake Adam York.

This lyrical work for mixed chorus with piano can be a meaningful addition to your Passion Sunday or Holy Week observances. The beautifully crafted part writing underscores a lovely melody supported b...

Bes Inshafat Bi Jamal is a setting of an original Arabic poem (pronunciation guide included) by Raneer Sfeir. Composer Alex Favazza sets the Arabic for mixed chorus divisi with piano and optional horn...

Scored for SATB divisi chorus with piano, this exquisite setting of the traditional Gaelic Prayer, vividly presents the initial image of longing and unrest to the ultimate resolution of assurance that...

Your high school or university women's chorus will be thrilled with this arrangement of a Brazilian folk song about the bamboo tree. Set for SSAA unaccompanied voices, the challenging work is well wor...

Clifford King is new to the Hinshaw catalogue and we welcome him with the publication of this Russian lullaby. Scored for mixed choir with four-hand piano, this is the next installment in our SONGS OF...

This is the perfect anthem for Ash Wednesday. Easily accessible for adult or youth choirs, the piece is scored for mixed voices, soprano descant, piano, and optional congregation. A separate part for...

Jacob Hasler is new to the Hinshaw catalog. This engaging hymn anthem is scored for mixed divisi chorus with piano. With varied textures and a sturdy melody, the triumphant nature of the setting will...

The prolific creative work of composer Stan Pethel is well known in the church music world. Appropriate for general use, this accessible anthem is scored for mixed voices with piano. Small choirs will...

Valerie Showers Crescenz is well known within the Hinshaw catalog. Her compositions for children, youth, and adults have found their way into many church and school libraries. This fresh new tune set...

Made popular by Billy Graham's evangelistic movement, this tune was written by George Beverly Shea after reading the lyrics left by his mother on his piano. This medium easy arrangement will please th...

It is believed that the melody of this stately hymn was of French origin, possibly as far back as the Advent Antiphons of the 8th cent. For this arrangement, it is possible to add rhythmic variations...

Fresh, charming arrangement of a familiar hymn. Well crafted and sensitive, this one will bring enjoyment and meaning to choir and congregation alike.

This hymn is ideally suited for a young person's choir with its imagery of shepherd and sheep. The pacing is moderate and melodic line has a folk simplicity. It first appeared in a collection written...

Charles Wesley wrote this joyful hymn. Its theme of the rulership of God was meant to uplift his congregation from the persecution and hardship of their lives. It is loosely based on Paul's letter to...

The introit starts with 'enter into his gates...' and the prayer is the ending of the Lord's prayer, 'for Thine is the kingdom...'

This arrangement is dedicated to the 15oth anniversary of St. Paul's United Church of Belleville, IL. This lively hymn creates a victorious mood. Recommended for choral groups with advanced technical...

Swann has been called one of the country's most distinguished organists. As you may imagine, his arrangement of this hymn makes full use of the organ pipes.

This arrangement allows for dynamic interplay between the chorus, the organ, and the congregation. The words come from Isaiah 58 & 59.

This lengthy hymn is ideally suited for choir and organ to inspire the congregation during the offertory. It can be heard on Hinshaw's 'O Magnify the Lord' CD featuring the Crystal Cathedral Choir.

The sweetness of the text and arrangement of this hymn will bring comfort and consolation during times of need.

This is a fifteen minute work in three movements-the text to each penned by different lyricists in diverse styles dealing with the stars. Scored for mixed chorus (div.) With percussion ensemble, the t...

For mixed voices with organ, this joyful piece would be a good addition to any church music library. From our Princeton Theological Seminary series.