This graceful and expressive arrangement would be a cherished addition to your sacred concert

(Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow)-This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has been recorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching! This ballad by Carole King which rocketed to the top of the charts in 1961 takes on a whole new meaning when seen in the context of Beautiful - The Carole King Musical the Broadway musical chronicling her life and early career. The song has been recorded by many artists including this 1972 version by Roberta Flack. Poignant and touching!

Uses: General Scripture: Revelation 7:9 A special treat this traditional spiritual was arranged by the legendary Robert Shaw and performed on a historic recording by Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians from 1978.

Grade 2 - Score Only-Bring something different to your holiday concert this year with this richly contrasting medley of wassailing songs that hearken back to the close of the Middle Ages. Ancient melodies in medley carefully arranged for the Grade 2band makes this an effective choice for your holiday festivities. Concluding with the ever popular We Wish You a Merry Christmas this delightful grouping of carols will work anywhere in the performance even as thecloser. (Grade 2)

Awe is the theme of this majestic choral from Cindy Berry. This joyful uplifting anthem focuses on the joys of heaven and on that wonderful day when Jesus returns. Just Imagine paints a beautiful picture of life inheaven and the indescribable ecstasy of the second coming. Consider adding orchestra or use the accompaniment/performance tract for a magnificent song of triumph!

Written by Paul Baloche and arranged by Richard Kingsmore this is a moving statement of the awe we experience just standing in God's presence.

Jazz Piano Solos Series Volume 30-Solo arrangements with chord names of 22 selections by this legendary songwriter.Solo arrangements with chord names of 22 selections by this legendary songwriter: Begin the Beguine • Easy to Love (You'd Be So Easy to Love) • Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye • From This Moment On • Get Out of Town • I Get a Kick Out of You • Just One of Those Things • Love for Sale • Night and Day • What Is This Thing Called Love? • You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To and more.

For the fairly advanced group a Christmas lullabyA single soprano voice sings over the accompaniment of the chorus an ideal concert piece

March Medley-Students always love to play the thrilling symphonic sound from their favorite adventure films. Two of John Williams most famous movie marches are blended together in this solid medley for band.

Only Shakespeare commands words well enough to discuss growing old in a flattering way. Composed in primarily homphonic lines the text comes through easily. The music is as lovely as the poem with optional directions to perform the work in a double choir formation. Excellent for concert and festival use.

The writing team of Kevin Boesiger and Ron Cadmus is new to the Hinshaw catalogue. This lovely meditative work for mixed chorus and keyboard is perfect for contemplative worship settings - calling on personal reflection meditation and the beauty of silence.

Josef Zawinul and the jazz fusion group Weather Report broke new ground with this innovative composition. This easy version maintains the drive and power of the original and will sound great with mature as well as inexperienced bands. Josef Zawinul and the jazz fusion group Weather Report broke new ground with this innovative composition. This easy version maintains the drive and power of the original and will sound great with mature as well as inexperienced bands.

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

Turtle Creek Series-This piece has been in the standard solo repertoire since the 1930s when it was composed. Tim Seelig's arrangement allows each section of the chorus to share in the beauty of the melody while still contributing to the choralsections of the piece. When I Have Sung My Songs to You is an incredibly beautiful love song which may be interpreted as being sung to an individual or to a group of people - the audience. This makes for amoving finale or encore for any concert.

From the collection I Can Feel the Rhythm by Greg Gilpin comes this fast-paced '50s-themed rock-n'-roll choral. Completely written as a four-part vocal speech with drum or a cappella this choral teaches singers rhythmicphrases and dynamic importance. It is a perfect teaching tool for your singers who do not play instruments. It is also a great piece to choreograph!

From the recent Canadian Brass recording Stars & Stripes comes this impressive setting of one of the most popular folk tunes to come out of the Civil War era. Trumpeter Brandon Ridenour found new and inventive ways to treat this timeless melody and Michael Brown has effectively adapted it for full concert band. Commemorate the 150th anniversary of this important time in America's history with this terrific setting.

This sweet lilting round is a sure winner for your concert or festival from a traditional 13th century round Sumer Is Icumen In.

This popular Irish tune tells the story of a young man who is smitten with love at the sight of sweet Rose McCann from the County Down. The lilting melody passes seamlessly from part to part while the other voices weave a richaccompanying texture. This popular Irish tune tells the story of a young man who is smitten with love at the sight of sweet Rose McCann from the County Down. The lilting melody passes seamlessly from part to part while the other voices weave a rich accompanying texture.

Riverdance has been thrilling audiences around the world as well as providing home entertainment in audio and video formats for millions more. The success of this Irish dance and music show has been phenomenal. Carl Strommen has done amasterful job of arranging selections from Riverdance for band.

Reminiscent of a Praise song this story-song has a contemporary feel. Jesus feeding the five thousand and walking on water are the stories shared and celebrated in the chorus. It would be easy to add guitar and drums to this choir arrangement.