Hinshaw Music

A Sleeth classic that is easy enough for the children but with message enough for adults.

A short, celebratory piece for any combination of voices and instruments, fairly easy

An easy call to prayer for any combination of voices and instruments, with short, optional narration

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

From our Accent On Youth Series. This easy piece for young or lesser-experienced choir is light and lively and should prove rewarding for choir and congregation alike.

This is an easy one for children from our Accent On Youth Series that should set toes to tapping!

From Gardner's 'Six American Hymns In A Free Style' This is a good one for young or inexperienced choir, written for three equal voices and keyboard.

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.

Captivating new setting of the familiar words for small or inexperienced choir, with a solo feature that could also be done by a few voices together.

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 easy Advent prayer for the young, small, and/or inexperienced group captures the spirit of preparation sometimes lacking in our lives.

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...

Captivating piece paraphrased from Psalms 19 and 23Unison setting is suitable for small or inexperienced choirsCould become a favorite in the repertoire

From the Accent On Youth Series. An absolutely darling 2-part children's piece with unique rhythms and clever words

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

An easy 2-part children's anthem from the Accent On Youth SeriesThis piece about Jesus blessing the children could be used for a baptism or in conjunction with a children's sermon.

First published in 1978, this could fit very nicely into a contemporary service. It is not difficult and is highly versatile, can be done by any combination of voices, with all kinds of optional instr...

First published in 1978, this would work well in a contemporary service. It is versatile, has only two voice parts, and multiple accompaniment options.

A simple, 'beginners' version of the 23rd Psalm: easy to understand, and easy to sing. Written for unison voices, with keyboard and alto recorder or flute.

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. '

Another hit for the children's choir. This one is easy, with a nice bit of counterpoint for a second part or a C instrument.

A simple, but effective piece for small or inexperienced choir, or confirmation class

First published in 1980, this little gem should not be overlooked because of its age. Easy enough for children and lovely enough for adults, this would be perfect for the small or inexperienced choir....