Partituras medio de Hinshaw Music

This simple, yet beautiful octavo was originally the ending of Handel's setting of Psalm 42. Edited by Alfred Mann, it is published in connection with 'Bach and Handel: Choral Performance Practice'. H...

This joyful piece with text from Psalm 118:24 & Psalm 98:1-8 is great for any Sunday.

Hymn tune: Grafton from Chants Ordinares de L'office Divin (1881)Majestic arrangement by K. Lee Scott with optional congregation, brass, and timpani

A general sacred octavo that is perfect for any Sunday, based on the hymn tune, Christ Church.

By now, well-known to those familiar with the Hinshaw 'family' of composers, Ms. Ford has woven together Isaiah 55 and Psalm 98, with exciting results. Flute, tambourine, and claves add yet more livel...

This setting of Psalm 100 has very few peers and a jubilance of its own. It is not particularly long and is quite accessible to church groups.

One of our most popular sacred titles

Sensitive treatment of Psalm 139 with Schwoebel's customary independent and creative accompaniment, suitable for Lent or general sacred use

A piece for Pentecost by Johann Christian Bechler, edited for the Moravian Music Foundation series by the foundation's director, Dr. Nola Reed Knouse.

A celebratory piece adapted from Psalm 8 written for SATB with organ and optional brass (HMC1724A): 2 Tpt, Horn, 2 Tbn, Timp, and Cymbal

This is a lovely piece, accompanied by piano and violin, viola, or oboe. There is an optional organ part available separately to strengthen the piano. There is also an optional cut for versatility.

A rhythmic setting of Psalm 20 with keyboard accompaniment, suitable for any occasion

A festive Psalm 100, O Be Joyful In The Lord All Ye Lands, it is short and easy, useful for churches that desire something straightforward. It would also be a good choice for the first choir Sunday in...

This is an Easter arrangement of the traditional French tune, Noel Nouvelet

This piece combines an anonymous (possibly Elizabethan) text with Romans 6:8-11. While suitable for any Sunday, the passage from Romans makes it especially useful in liturgical churches for the later...

This strong, melodic setting of Psalm 130 is a good choice for Lent.

Another lovely (and accessible) anthem from Robert Lau. Try it during Pentecost, for Christ the King, Communion, or general use.

This powerful anthem by the prolific Lloyd Larson would work well for Easter Sunday and general use.

Another fine quality work by David Schwoebel, this piece makes a great post Easter anthem.

Ever thought of introducing your choir and congregation to plainsong? Here, Robert Powell takes a 13th century chant and weaves it into a wonderful anthem accompanied by organ and oboe.

New to the Virginia Wesleyan college series, this adaptation from Psalm 95 is a medium-easy work for mixed voices, keyboard, and optional children's choir and hanbells, it is sure to be a hit for musi...

With a unique combination of Psalm 150 and 1 Corinthians, this majestic work for mixed choir with keyboard accompaniment is dedicated to longtime Hinshaw friend and accompanist, Karl Schmidt. This pie...

If Mendelssohn's How Lovely Are The Messengers is a bit outside the reach of your choir, try Carl Nygard's moving setting of texts from Romans and Psalm 119.

A marvelous combination of two hymns, this anthem would be successful for Ascension, Pentecost, or general use.

A fabulous anthem for Pentecost