Hinshaw Sacred

A nice easy piece for any Sunday, for mixed choir with solo or unison voices

A thoughtful piece for the Lent season

This work was originally edited by Dr. Gordon spice from manuscripts in the Moravian music foundation archives, and it received its first modern performance at the 1984 Moravian music festival in Wins...

This sweetly gentle octavo would be great for any Sunday, for mixed voices with handbells (3 octaves, handbell parts included in octavo. Keyboard optional.

A sacred piece great for any occasion, for mixed voices with keyboard and optional C instrument. Particularly good for the fifth Sunday after Epiphany.

Accessible setting of Matthew 6:19, and Second Corinthians 9:7, perfect for Ash Wednesday

This moderately easy octavo is perfect for a summer Sunday

This grand piece has a beautiful melody and an intricate organ part. Great for a more advanced choir.

For treble voices, this is a great addition for your Christmas program Edited and arranged by Donald Hinshaw

Based on a traditional English carol, Julie Knowles arranged this hymn for treble voices (SSA) and keyboard accompaniment. Frances Chesterton penned the lyrics and the music is based on a 16th-18th ce...

A great Sunday tune and singable for any choir

Moderately easy octavo with solo

For mixed choir with organWords from Colossians 3

This beautiful arrangement by Robert Starer is subtitled Jesus Makes My Heart Rejoice Moderately advanced for mixed voices and organ

Solemn yet exulting, this octavo would be perfect for your Good Friday program

We Are One

Text taken from John 4:7 & 15:13.

This spirited octavo is based on Matthew 10:7-13.

Easy SATB arrangementFull of joy and hope, this is a terrific arrangement of the traditional American folk hymn from Southern Harmony, 1835. It starts with a flowing, melodic tune and finishes with be...

This moderately easy piece from our Hal Hopson series works perfectly as an 'any Sunday' piece

A beautiful, expressive arrangement of the classic words by Will Lamartine Thompson

A beautiful arrangement of the moderately advanced Nunc Dimittis for women's/girl's choir

This beautiful general sacred piece is from the 17th century, text by S. Crossman.

Splendid for any Sunday, easily accessible, sweet and serene

From our Moravian Music Foundation series, this is a prime example of the traditional Moravian style