Isaiah 62

Dan Forrest's SATB divisi setting of a poem by the late Jake Adam York is simply stunning! Both the poet and composer were inspired by the old hymn Abide with Me and elements of that

Perfect for the Advent season and beautifully enhanced by handbells, this anthem incorporates the well-known carols Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence and Angels from the Realms of Glory

This advanced setting of the traditional Latin is scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (soprano divisi) and is taken from a longer Missa Brevis. Syllabic pulsing rather than holding out whole notes makes

We welcome Hyun Kook to the Hinshaw catalogue.  This advanced setting of the traditional Latin is scored for unaccompanied mixed chorus (soprano divisi) and is taken from a longer Missa

SA(T)B or SAB Chorus, a cappella and optional String Bass (or Cello)

This lovely Marian motet by Hungarian composer Gyorgy Orban is scored for mixed chorus with divisi and piano.  With some of the rhythmic and harmonic characteristics found in Orban's writing, the

"I know I must go, but this place will always be my home."  Original words and music are scored for unison voices with piano and optional string quartet. Perform this as a graduation anthem

Here's a cute original with a great piano accompaniment and an exceptionally imaginative text.  This piece is a wonderful addition to the repertoire for young voices!

This is an advanced unaccompanied motet for skilled mixed divisi choirs.  Written for the North Carolina Master Chorale Chamber Choir, this setting of "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace"

The simple tune is a traditional Lithuanian song that the composer learned as a child. The blending of traditional tonal harmony and imitative polyphony with contemporary techniques creates a cacophony of

The traditional text from Song of Songs is skillfully set for divisi a cappella mixed voices. "For lo, the winter is past, and the rain is over and gone..."

Using an original hymn tune as the base, this majestic Easter anthem, set for organ or organ with brass and timpani, will be an exciting addition to your Easter celebration.

There is some divisi in this lovely setting of the beloved Longfellow poem, but it is well within the abilities of many high school a cappella choirs. With beautiful harmonies and accessible ranges, it will

This piece explores the theme of hope through a rich homophonic texture, contrasted with a brief solo section in which individual voices punctuate a dissonant background swirling with brief melodies. Rising