Hinshaw Secular

A simple, lovely octavo for Jr. high or high school chorus

A moderately easy song arranged for women's chorus, from Company by Stephen Sondheim

Instrumentation: Guitar, Bass, Clarinet, and Flute Chime part included in octavo

Another fine arrangement from the pen of Michael Braz, this lovely Korean folk song works well with any combination of two voices.

The first collaboration by composers Valerie Showers Crescenz and James E. Green, this dynamic duo gives us a fine secular work for treble voices, very accessible.

This is a rather comical work arranged for treble voices by Henry Hinnant

Written by renowned sight-reading educator, Carol Krueger, this octavo contains engaging compositions for practicing rhythm, unison, two-part, three-part, and four-part. The exercises are suitable for...

For 2-part treble choir with piano and optional C instrument, Valerie Crescenz sets this gentle folksong for treble voices of all ages.

An easy two-part piece for children, with keyboard accompaniment that is secular, but contains a message that makes it appropriate for a church setting. From the Accent On Youth Series

Instrumentation: Violin, Horn In F, Percussion (Suspended Cymbal [Soft Mallets], Triangle), Timpani, Piano, and Full Score (choir in this full score is TTBB, but this instrumentation can also be used...

Useful teaching aid for secondary chorus class Octavo size listing of musical terms, their meanings, and origins

No. 2 In the Choral Experience Series. Designed for new amateur singer, suitable for church, school, and community choral groups and uses clear and simple terms to help the singer understand and enjoy...

No. 3 In the Choral Experience Series of teaching aids

For young or beginning chorus, a happy piece with a moral: remember those who have less than you

A beautiful, fun, secular piece for children's choir

This is an easy, fun piece for the children's choir that is suitable for almost any season.

This familiar poem is set to the tune of Chopsticks and is sung mostly in unison, it is a sure-fire piece for junior high.

Three quaint and charming pieces for two equal voices that is easy enough for beginners. Two of the pieces are love songs and the third is a jolly hunting song.

From our Accent On Youth Series comes this easy beginners setting of the familiar nursery rhyme done as a round. From the collection: Mother Goose On The Loose (HMB121)

This is an easy and fun piece for all singers and audiences from the youngest beginners to the overworked adults. For beginners, it can be treated as three separate songs that introduce counterpoint a...

From our Accent On Youth Series, this would be a good opener for a younger grades concert.

The wit and wisdom of Natalie Sleeth sparkles with the syncopation of a simple 'rag', this would be beneficial for your middle school's winter concert.

This is a great one for the children, whether in church or school. The words are secular, but the message is sacred: 'let's keep Christmas the whole year through. '

A novelty piece for young singers, this is a good concert opener. There is an optional solo bit for a good Elvis impersonator: fun, if you have just the right performer, but not at all necessary. Eith...

From the Accent On Youth Series. Sprightly show number for two-part choir, with piano duet and optional ad lib percussion, easy enough for children, fun enough for older groups.