Partituras medio de Hinshaw Music

Simple little Christmas piece to be sung for or by the children, written for unison choir with keyboard accompaniment

A pleasant unison piece by Robert C. LauOn the easy side, for youth or adult choir, keyboard accompaniment with optional C instrument and rhythm

Are you looking for a solid general anthem for 2-part mixed voices? This is it-from Lutheran pastor J. Bert Carlson!

This lovely simple treble work adapted from Luke 1 was written when Constance Hill was 13. It captures the wonder and the love of that special time.

Catchy, medium to easy piece for two equal voices (adults and/or children), keyboard, and optional handbellsFrom the Accent On Youth Series

This prize-winning piece for unison voices with optional second part and piano is a marvelous work for teaching mixed meters.

Canadian composer Mark Sirett has an exceptional compositional voice. Try this spirited work with your treble chorus.

This work was adapted by Charles Gounod from J. S. Bach's 'Prelude No. 1 in C Major' from 'The Well-Tempered Clavier' written in 1859, and it has been a favorite of singers and audiences since then. I...

Looking for a rockin' spiritual for treble voices? This African folk hymn is set for 3-part voices with piano. Try it in worship or concert settings.

This enthusiastic and energetic arrangement is one of the more popular folk songs. Written in Spanish, translation is in the cover notes

A wonderful arrangement of the great American folk songCan be performed with fiddle, bass, guitars, woodblock, and tambourineFiddle and string bass parts sold separately

This secular gem is the arrangement of a Newfoundland folk song. The piece would work well as part of a group in your spring concert. It is suitable for high school, college, or community choirs, cont...

On a text of Robert Burns, Stuart Calvert sets this traditional Gaelic tune for mixed chorus and piano. Try the piece with a set of love songs on your spring concert. This is a great piece for chamber...

Canadian composer Stuart Calvert is a master with folk settings. This is no exception. Here we have a traditional Scottish melody arranged for mixed chorus with a beautiful piano accompaniment. Notice...

Lee Scott is a familiar name amongst church musicians-his works found in a number of catalogues. Here, Scott sets the well-known Latin text for male chorus with tenor and baritone solos, and optional...

Masterful composer David Schwoebel sets the great master J. S. Bach's Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring to text by master hymnodist Charles Wesley (the traditional text is included as well), transcribed for...

Originally for mixed voices (HMC1337), this setting for male voices is a real winner for large festival choruses, accompanied by piano in a style we so fondly associate with David Schwoebel.

This is a very rhythmic arrangement of one of the most popular Easter processional hymns. Charles Wesley wrote it for the first worship at Wesleyan chapel in London.

Psalm 121 is commonly known as 'I will lift up mine eyes...' This arrangement by Diane Bish is from the Symphony of Psalms collection and is best suited for a medium advanced level of vocal ability du...

In this psalm of praise, the solo soprano and flute begin in a recitative, finally joined by choir and instruments in a joyful modulation from C to E major. The organ plays a major role with soprano a...

Composer Nancy Hill Cob and her sister, poet Ernestine Hill Clark, have produced a gripping cantata for chorus and orchestra or keyboard. Approximately 27 minutes in length, the interesting combinatio...

This sacred concert piece by Ralph Manuel is a great addition to any music library

From Psalm 33: 1-5 mixed choir with keyboard and optional handbells (parts included in octavo)

A good, sacred concert piece, adapted from Psalms 27, 28 and 57, with optional brass ensemble and electric or string bass.

A moderately advanced work for general use . The text of this piece from Psalm 126 speaks of the joy of the Israelites when Cyrus decreed them free to return to the Promised Land: They that sow in sor...