Hinshaw Concert

From the Dan Forrest Choral Series, this haunting melody by Dwight Gustafson is adapted here for male voices by his grandson Trevor Manor. It would make a wonderful processional for a concert or churc...

From Mass #6 (HMB223)

A real, up-to-the-minute treatment of the unity of all creation

An easily accessible concert piece from Psalm 67:3-5

An exciting sacred/concert piece, not difficult, contains rhythmic activity and some counterpoint

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...

Text adapted from Proverbs and Psalms, ideal for any choir and for school graduations

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.

Psalm 146 is the text source for this lyrical anthem for SAB voices with C instrument and keyboard. Commissioned for a middle school honors chorus, the piece works well with high school or adult voice...

If you are a fan of Italian classical choral music then you must take a look at this energetic work by the famous opera composer's Great-great grandfather. Scored exclusively for four-part mixed choru...

During a period of turmoil and loss Cheryl Taylor wrote the text to this anthem inspired by Psalm 139. Her sister Susan has set the text for mixed voices with a lovely piano accompaniment. This piece...

You have heard this tune and text many times. Here, Dan Forrest creates a fresh work evoking our 19th century American hymn tradition. This would be a terrific festival piece or use it for Pentecost w...

You have heard this tune and text many times. Here, Dan Forrest creates a fresh work evoking our 19th century American hymn tradition. This would be a terrific festival piece or use it for Pentecost w...

This eleven-minute work takes its texts from Luke, Revelation, John, and Psalm 116. Scored for piano or orchestra with divisi mixed chorus, the piece would be effective in both concert or worship sett...

Many composers have arranged Psalm 47. Here, Stephen Hopkins gives us a work for divisi mixed chorus with piano. The mixed meter provides a constant energy and complementary rhythmic texture that trul...

This setting of Psalm 100 by composer Donald McCullough is energetic and celebratory. Appropriate for almost any feast or festival day, the work is scored for mixed chorus with organ and optional trum...

With a text taken from Psalm 92, this work by Michael Haydn for mixed chorus with keyboard or chamber orchestra is particularly appropriate for All Saints Day or a memorial observance. This is another...

The text for this piece combines Psalm 96:1 (both in English and in Latin) with the words of Charles Anthony Silvestri. Scored for mixed chorus and piano, the festival work would be successful with hi...

This piano prelude was played at the funeral of Frederic Chopin. Here, composers Green and Crescenz take the well known from Psalm 130 and provide an amazing expression of 'from the depths, I have cri...

Non Nobis is a setting of Psalm 115:1-2, the first of Three Latin Psalms composed by Peter Anglea in 2011 (the third Psalm is the widely successful Jubilate Deo published in 2014). In this beautifully...

Non Nobis is a setting of Psalm 115:1-2, the first of Three Latin Psalms composed by Peter Anglea in 2011 (the third Psalm is the widely successful Jubilate Deo published in 2014). In this beautifully...

Eleanor Daley has established herself as one of Canada's greatest composers of choral music. Vestigia is the Latin word for footprints. Try this lovely reflective piece for treble chorus with piano.

Written by the Great-great Grandfather of the famous opera composer, this final movement of the Messa a 3 alternates counterpoint with homophonic texture, and demonstrates striking harmonic changes to...

One of our best sellers, may be performed as a 12 minute cantata with In These Things We Live (HMC127) and For The Mountains Shall Depart (HMC144), a contemporary feel, with a bright tempo and excitin...