Hinshaw Secular

This fairly challenging, yet beautiful piece is a prime example of the Chanticleer charm.

Another fine example of William Hawley's great style! This setting of Torquato Tasso's text is beautiful and romantic.

This arrangement of Torquato Tasso's text by William Hawley is congenial and beautiful, perfect for a moderately advanced choir.

The ten-part voicing in this beautiful Chanticleer classic gives the piece an amazing depth and flair

Another superb arrangement by Robert Page that is sure to be a hit with your choir and audience! Original words and music by Irving Berlin, arranged for mixed voices, a cappella.

A beloved text by Christina Rossetti, Sing No Sad Songs For Me, written in memory of Don Hinshaw, a beautiful tribute

A lovely arrangement for secondary choir

A beautifully arranged setting of an anonymous text for more advanced choirs

A lilting song in praise of art, perfect spring piece for your high school choir!

An energetic dialogue anticipating the arrival of one's love Challenging, but fun piece for an experienced choir

This extended masterpiece by the great Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi is provided here in a practical yet authentic edition by scholar and conductor Richard Cox, a challenging work for experience...

Set to a portion of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban creates a lush and colorful harmonic texture true to the beauty of the text, suitable for the advanced choir.

This secular work by Gwen Hall is one of great inspiration and motivation. It can be performed either with or without piano accompaniment, perfect for a spring concert or at graduation.

New to the Hinshaw catalogue, composer David Moore has truly captured the spirit of this text taken from a 13th century Spanish manuscript. Try it as the opener for your spring concert!

This first work in the choral series, Songs of the World, (edited by Andre de Quadros) is by Leong Yoon Pin, one of Singapore's most-known composers. It is a spectacular rhythmic dance filled with per...

This unaccompanied advanced work for divisi mixed chorus is a traditional Ukrainian folksong arranged by J. David Moore. A detailed pronunciation guide follows. English translation:1. I would take a b...

Winner of the 2003 Chanticleer Student Choral Composition Competition, this work for advanced choirs sets the Byron text in a lush harmonic style.

This winner of the Chanticleer Student Composition Competition is based on a Hungarian folk text translated to English. Composer Joseph Twist sets a deeply moving homophonic work that explores 'God ha...

In Winters Keeping employs a number of sonic & stylistic devices reminiscent of Japanese traditional music as well as textures that that define a sense of stasis and suspended time. It is challenging,...

Jonathan Miller has long been associated with Hinshaw music conducting his ensemble Chicago A Cappella for many of our demonstration recordings. Now, as composer and lyricist he gives us this very bri...

This work is set for mixed chorus a cappella on a clever text by Russell Edson. Try it for an earth day concert.

There are many uses for this secular inspirational work scored for mixed voices a cappella. It would make a marvelous graduation anthem or concert closer at the end of an academic year.

This is a fantastic concert closer scored for mixed chorus (div.) a cappella. On a text by Charles Anthony Silvestri, the lush harmonic writing and textual imagery is a perfect match. Your singers and...

This work is the final piece in Jackson Hill's cycle of five settings of ancient Japanese poems concerning the changing seasons of the year. For unaccompanied divisi mixed voices, the challenging work...

Eleanor Daley is one of Canada's most venerable choral composers. Here, she gives us a secular work for unaccompanied divisi mixed chorus. The rhythmic energy will make the work a hit with high school...