Hinshaw Music

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns. A complex SAATTBB weaving of the rhythmic favorite, Who Will Come And Go With me? I'm Bound For The Promised Land

From a set of three a cappella American folk hymns, full SSAATTTTB and rippling, fun to do!

Arranged by Roger Ames for the James Jordan Choral Series, this lovely carol has a pronunciation guide for the polish text, as well as a very nice English translation.

A haunting melody evokes all the power of this little-known anonymous 15th-century text. The theme is, essentially, that the Lord will be known not by pomp or grandeur, but 'by the holy harmony which...

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

This canon arrangement of Psalm 66 is of moderate difficulty and would be suitable for a secondary or adult choir, would be a wonderful concert piece.

A moderately easy piece for Communion

Known more for her organ arrangements, Eleanor Whitsett arranged this a cappella choral piece for Christmas (SSAATTBB), medium difficulty

Words of St. Patrick set to lovely new music by James Fritschel, written for a cappella, suitable for any day of the year

Not the traditional spiritual, this is a good choice for high school choirs

An exhilarating cappella piece inspired by the Psalms, a good high school piece

This piece is arranged in a style similar to that of an English folksong. While fairly accessible, it does require accomplished vocalists to make it come alive.

A lovely little piece that is rich in harmonies but not difficult, suitable for any occasion

A modern spiritual with a slightly jazzy swing, sure to become a favorite!

A cappella arrangement for SATB secondary chorus with soprano solo

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

Beautiful, but a little troubling, this piece is a meditation on man's inhumanity to man amid God's constant grace.

This magnificent arrangement of a favorite hymn begins simply with a cappella women and then slowly adds men, bells, organ, and alleluias. The octavo offers some helpful performance options. This woul...

Short snappy a cappella concert arrangement, requires energy and precision for successful execution

An original spiritual written for a cappella SATB and baritone solo, written for age high school and up, requires great levels of energy to be done well.

The profound and poetic text makes this lovely piece a natural for contemplation anytime. It comes highly recommended.

This restrained yet rather elegant rendition of Isaiah 35: 1-4 is fairly difficult, but worth the effort. Although the emphasis is on the renewal of nature and humanity, this piece is suitable for Adv...