Hinshaw Sacred

Short, simple responses: Beloved, Let Us Love One Another, Grace To You, and At The Name Of Jesus.

Originally published in 1980, this has quite a contemporary feel to it with a swinging rhythm, joyous words, and a chance for improvisational accompaniment by handbells or glockenspiel.

An all-purpose anthem for a choir of any size!

Festival piece for the mid-level choir with less than lavish resources. A little over four minutes of joyous sound, accompanied by keyboard or small brass ensemble (2 trumpets and 2 trombones).

A heart-lifting piece suitable for any occasion!

An easy but beautiful piece for youth or adult choir: starts simply, and gets progressively richer in texture.

A lovely choice for young or inexperienced choir, arranged as a litany: Verse 1 unisonVerse 2 womenVerse 3 choirVerse 4 menVerse 5 choir and optional congregation with a descant

A bright, easily worked up anthem of praise and thanks to the One who, indeed, gives us all, contains some nice back-and-forth dialogue between the choir and the organ.

Parker's arrangement of this American folk hymn begins with a question and answer format between the men and the women, with all parts singing on the third verse.

Adds pleasant interest to the well-loved standard by moving the melody from part to part, and varying the dynamics. Optional trumpets and percussion add a festival air.

An easy, interesting setting of Isaac Watts' Alas, And Did My Savior Bleed?

A perennial favorite, this Christmas gem is also available in SATB (HMC135), SAB (HMC479), and high or low voice solo in the collection Welcome In The Stranger (HMB74).

A fairly simple arrangement of a Basque carol, a lullaby that foreshadows the crucifixion and resurrection, for youth or adult choir.

This beautiful little motet has become one of Mozart's most beloved works. Here is a performing edition which is accurate in every detail to the original, and which offers the opportunity to perform t...

Samuel Sebastian Wesley's setting of Isaiah 26:3, edited by Don Hinshaw

Familiar words set to a lovely new tune, an easy three-minute anthem for young or inexperienced choir

Traditional text that has been adapted and revised, contains optional flute

Moderately easy Lenten piece with a folksong feel to it

Easy festival piece for choir and congregation with organ (optional brass and percussion), from the music from Duke Chapel Series

Festival arrangement for choir and congregation with organ and optional brass and percussion

A chance to feature your youth choir and handbell choir

Accessible festival arrangement of the familiar hymn, contains optional brass accompaniment

Accessible setting of the familiar fourteenth century text (also known as As The Bridegroom To His Chosen)SATB with keyboard and optional guitar

A wonderfully reassuring, lovely piece that is easy enough for youth or an inexperienced group Optional congregational involvement

Bright, lilting setting breathes new life into choir and congregation alike