Partiture per coro

Originally for male voices, this work for unaccompanied mixed voices is derived from an African initiation rite and is filled with an energy and rhythm that will be thrilling to your singers and audie...

The poetry of Christina Rossetti is quite popular with composers. Here, Richard Waters sets this lovely text for unaccompanied mixed chorus with divisi. The colorful harmonic structures make this a re...

Philippine composer Alejandro Consolacion gives us this beautiful setting of Our Father set for unaccompanied mixed chorus (divisi) and two solo treble voices. The harmonic language is rich, lush, and...

The work of composer and junior high music educator Dan Davison is a welcome addition to the Hinshaw catalogue. Here he sets the traditional spiritual for SSAA (T)B chorus a cappella with a variety of...

This arrangement of the traditional American folk song in the folk songs of America series by composer Dan Forrest is scored for mixed chorus. The work can be performed a cappella or with piano and 'c...

The word 'samba' comes from a Brazilian rhythm and dance and the word 'lele' is an expression of excitement. Expressing an invitation to dance the samba, Will Lopes arranged the folk song for unaccomp...

Here, award-winning composer Elaine Hagenberg has created an enchanting piece for mixed divisi chorus a cappella. On a text of abolitionist Franny Kemble, the lyrical melodic material and lush harmoni...

This lively and energetic piece for a cappella mixed chorus with divisi would be suitable for All State, festival, or honor choir choice.

This timeless text is beautifully presented here in a lush setting for mixed voices. Try it for the festival of the Christian home.

Edited by Richard Hynson for the Choral Tradition Series, this would be a good Christmas concert piece for an advanced high school chorus. Written for a cappella double choir

Scored for a cappella mixed chorus with divisi, this setting of the adapted Emily Dickinson text would work especially well as a commencement anthem-whether in an auditorium, on an athletic field, or...

This setting of the poignant and inspirational poem by William Ernest Henley is about overcoming life's dark moments and becoming a master of your fate. Appropriate for mixed choirs of all ages includ...

This fascinating text by Longfellow is skillfully set here for high school as well as college and professional choirs. Try it during American music month or as a commencement anthem.

With an original text inspired by John Donne, this piece illustrates the power of peace and all the blessings it brings. Written for the meeting of the Nairobi Chamber Chorus and Festival Singers of F...

This a cappella piece for adult choir is suitable for either a concert or for Easter time. The tune is by Johannes Eccard and the words are by Martin Luther. Dennis Shrock edited it for the Choral Tra...

A rousing rendition of this traditional Jewish folksong, this setting won the 2014 Chanticleer Student Composer Competition. It is perfect for a festival or honor choir concert.

Brahms' sweetly sad piece likening the autumn of life to the autumn of the year edited by Ray Robinson for the Choral Tradition Series, a cappella for medium-advanced secondary level

Hinshaw offers three arrangements of this favorite: one with harp, one a cappella, and this one with seven verses, organ and optional brass.

A five to six-minute SATB (div.), a cappella concert piece to and about the cross, would be fine for worship during a study of the cross if you have a more experienced choir and a congregation that ap...

A real showpiece for the advanced choir! Transcribed for SATB a cappella, with an ornamental solo soprano descant.

An uncomplicated, a cappella arrangement of this English folksong, a nice contrast to showier concert pieces, secondary level

From the Choral Tradition Series, this medium difficulty piece would be a good choice for liturgical churches, or concert settings.

A light, spirited concert piece from our 'Music Of Black Americans' Series. Not difficult, the fun comes from careful attention to changes in volume and tempo.

From our Choral Traditions Series, this sixteenth century chanson sighs over unhappy love. It is fairly easy and is suitable for high school and up. Fantastic for a renaissance faire!

From our Choral Traditions Series, this eighteenth century piece is printed in phonetic Russian, an English translation is included. A medium difficulty concert piece, it is also suitable in a worship...