Crimond' By Jessie Seymour Irvine-Are you looking for a solid general anthem for 2-part mixed voices? This is it-from Lutheran pastor J. Bert Carlson!

This is a wonderful work for unison voices with limited range. Try it with a treble chorus of any age.

A retelling of the hree kings from Orient are bearing gifts with intriguing rhythms and melody. A good addition to your repertoire! Handbells are optional

British composer Stuart McIntosh gives us this lovely partsong on a text by John Burroughs it contains lovely solos for soprano and tenor.

One of our most popular sacred titles

Instrumental Accompaniment Set-Includes: 2 Violins Viola Cello Bass Continuo and Full Score

This work is accessible for younger choirs and is from the second stanza of A Song For St. Cecilia's Day by John Dryden.

Plain Song Thirteenth Century-Ever thought of introducing your choir and congregation to plainsong? Here Robert Powell takes a 13th century chant and weaves it into a wonderful anthem accompanied by organ and oboe.

Five poems from Prayers From The Ark Each song captures the essence of the animal featured: rooster butterfly tortoise giraffe and pigThis song would be fun for any group to do!

If Mendelssohn's How Lovely Are The Messengers is a bit outside the reach of your choir try Carl Nygard's moving setting of texts from Romans and Psalm 119.

Sandra Ford is masterful with a melody. Here she sets text from Acts and Romans for mixed chorus with keyboard and optional violin or flute. The choral textures are varied throughout and the lovely melody always predominates quite a stirring work.

Afro-American Spiritual-A very nice a cappella arrangement of an old favorite suitable for holy week or any other time

Originally scored for unison choir Bert Carlson has effectively set this haunting tune for mixed voices.

The team of Green and Crescenz gives us another thought-provoking work. Scored for two-part treble voices the text and complementary music affirm We can help them find the ways to make the world a better place. This piece works well with adults and children alike.

Looking for an easy male chorus Christmas piece? Here it is set for tenors and basses with keyboard. (Notice the unique partnering in the last verse)

This is a profound setting of the time honored American hymn tune arranged by David Huff

Spiritual-The mixed chorus version of this piece has long been a favorite from the Hinshaw catalogue. In this arrangement Andre Thomas sets the work for treble chorus with piano.

Spiritual-Former director of Chanticleer Joseph Jennings has arranged this spiritual for a cappella divisi voices. The traditional spiritual tune also known as Hold On was adopted for use by the Civil Rights movement.

Another masterful work by Robert Powell try this one when celebrating Communion or during any period of renewal.

Robert Louis Stevenson's poem (also known as Where Go The Boats?) for 2-part children's choir is fairly easy but does contain a more complex sound it is a good concert piece. In a pinch the choir could sing unison while a flute could take the voice-two line an octave higher.