Richard A. Nichols

As each verse begins with the concept of Christ's death, each chorus erupts with joy as we celebrate the resurrection of Christ. A triumphant and stately accompaniment creates the landscape for the un...

Chris Anderson crafts a powerful lyric, full of thought-provoking imagery on the humanity of Christ's earthly life. His prose is matched with Richard Nichols' original tune which fluctuates between mi...

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass is a new series with remarkable versatility. The arrangements are for Organ with Solo Trumpet or Brass Ensemble and Percussion. All parts are upper intermediate level...

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass is a new series with remarkable versatility. The arrangements are for Organ with Solo Trumpet or Brass Ensemble and Percussion. All parts are upper intermediate level...

Carolyn Hamlin has created a thrilling new setting for this honored hymn. Richard Nichols has arranged brass parts that work with the organ in a number of different configurations. Solo trumpet and Or...

If I Had Known is a poignant reflection on empathy and understanding, offering a beautiful reminder of the importance of compassion in times of uncertainty. With a heartfelt melody and thoughtful lyri...

If I Had Known is a poignant reflection on empathy and understanding, offering a beautiful reminder of the importance of compassion in times of uncertainty. With a heartfelt melody and thoughtful lyri...

Whoever suspected a string quartet would have a stirring arrangement of Oceans to add to their repertoire? Richard Nichols has provided a wonderful surprise for any worship service. He has taken this...

Composer Patricia Mock has teamed with arranger Richard Nichols to create a lovely Christmas anthem. The story begins gently and simply then crescendos steadily into a strong chorus of praise and than...

Composer Patricia Mock has teamed with arranger Richard Nichols to create a lovely Christmas anthem. The story begins gently and simply then crescendos steadily into a strong chorus of praise and than...

Wafting as easily as a folk song, this tune feels like a familiar lullaby. Quoting the familiar Still, Still, Still, the piano ushers in the voices singing in thirds to create a dreamy ambience for th...

Wafting as easily as a folk song, this tune feels like a familiar lullaby. Quoting the familiar Still, Still, Still, the piano ushers in the voices singing in thirds to create a dreamy ambience for th...

A placid accompaniment figure reminiscent of falling snow opens this setting, providing a serene sound world for the beloved SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT. As the upper voices disappear with the first vers...

A placid accompaniment figure reminiscent of falling snow opens this setting, providing a serene sound world for the beloved SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT. As the upper voices disappear with the first vers...

Worship Hymns for Organ and Brass is a new series with remarkable versatility. The arrangements are for organ with solo trumpet or brass ensemble and percussion. All parts are upper intermediate level...

New to the Hinshaw catalogue, composer Rick Nichols states in the opening notes that The Song of Love portrays a longing to put into words feelings that can only be expressed in song. Each of the thre...

While this piece would make a nice addition to almost any concert, it would make a terrific graduation anthem. For mixed chorus with piano four-hands, the text focuses on gratitude and what the future...

Uses: General, Christ the King Scripture: Colossians 1:16; Hebrews 1:1-14 A simple, yet elegant sentiment is conveyed by this meaningful text set to artful music! The divine attributes of the Savior...

Engaging and useful as a prayer of dedication, here is a new setting of Fanny Crosby's text, 'I Am Thine, O Lord. ' Flowing choral lines are beautifully, enhanced with a skillful piano accompaniment....

This is an ideal anthem for services dealing with prayer for peace in our world and the prayer for the light of Christ to shine: 'In a world where hatred seems so strong, may your grace right the wron...