Hinshaw Music

The choral works of Mark Butler are known to many. This arrangement of the African-American spiritual Jordan River is scored for unaccompanied mixed divisi chorus against a soloist and vocal cries. Th...

The editions of early music, arrangements, and original works of Patrick M. Liebergen are known to many. This work for three part treble chorus is a celebration of the experience we all enjoy in singi...

New to the Hinshaw catalogue, the choral work of Molly Ijames is well known to many. This exciting new work is rhythmically energetic, has a strong message, and is a welcome addition to literature for...

Composer Allen Pote is a melodic master. He understands the needs and challenges of church choirs. In this setting taken from Romans 8, he scores a lovely melody in a number of interesting textures. T...

The anthems of Mike Moose have found great popularity in the contemporary church. In this new work he sets portions of Psalm 121 for mixed choir with piano. Try it on Ascension Sunday or for general u...

Oseh Shalom or Prayer for Peace sets the words of an ancient Hebrew prayer to an original choral setting by music educator Victor Bobetsky. Ideally for high school or adult voices, the piece is scored...

This text is found in a number of denominational hymnals set to a traditional Hebrew melody. With an active piano accompaniment, Mark Hayes sets the traditional melody for mixed voices divisi in a pow...

The memorable melodies of Natalie Sleeth are well known and loved by many. Here, composer Robert Lau sets the Sleeth melody for mixed choir with piano. Quite accessible, the piece would work well for...

This new work was written for a high school festival honor chorus. Scored SSATB with piano, the text is by the sixteenth century writer John Donne. While a powerfully expressive work, this is also a t...

Martin Banner is highly respected for the authenticity of his historical editions. This setting of Dixit Dominus by eighteenth century composer Johann Gottlieb Naumann is quite approachable for high s...

Spirituals, folk tunes, and gospel music have received great popularity during the last century. Much is owed to collector-composers like Nathaniel Dett for holding on to primary source materials now...

With words and music by composer Sherry Blevins, this two SSA work accompanied by piano was originally written for elementary voices. The piece would likely also be successful with older trebles and w...

On texts of Sara Teasdale, these two brief pieces by Stuart Chapman Hill are scored for four part treble chorus with piano. While the extensive unison writing allows clarity of the text, the multi voi...

Written in the AfroClassical style where indigenous African musical techniques meet classical form, this upbeat piece in the isiXhosa language celebrates life in the face of death and loss, holding th...

Celebrate this Life! provides accessible harmony singing through ostinati and partner songs. With two contrasting sections - one driving and one lyrical - singers will enjoy the added body percussion...

Celebrate this Life! provides accessible harmony singing through ostinati and partner songs. With two contrasting sections - one driving and one lyrical - singers will enjoy the added body percussion...

Commissioned by Chorus America, this energetic piece celebrates not just music, but especially choral music. Each section is lifted as well as the elements of the choral arts. It is truly a joyful son...

Commissioned by Chorus America, this energetic piece celebrates not just music, but especially choral music. Each section is lifted as well as the elements of the choral arts. It is truly a joyful son...

This lovely lyrical work by composer Richard Nichols is scored for divisi mixed chorus with piano. The text has a strong message and the musical language complements the text quite successfully. While...

This is the perfect graduation anthem - a celebration of life, confident and strong, a look to the hopeful future ahead. Scored for mixed chorus with piano and ocean drum, the work would also be effec...