Hinshaw-Music - Choral Unison

An easy and versatile arrangement of the reassuring message of Psalm 139 for unison voices

A beautiful easy arrangement for unison choir and congregation an optional brass quartet can be added for special occasions.

This setting of the unchanging (ordinary) common texts of the Eucharist was composed for unison congregational singing. Various sections may be sung by choir and congregation combined by choir or congregation alone or by the choir alternating with the congregation.Congregational parts available from the publisher (HMC334a)

For unison voices with keyboard and optional orff instruments a real winner for children's voices!

Simple little Christmas piece to be sung for or by the children written for unison choir with keyboard accompaniment

Simple elegant piece for young voices_x000D_Consists of a beautiful melody with long legato lines works well as a solo too would be good for a school remembrance day event._x000D_From the jean Ashworth Bartle Choral Series for treble voices

The story of Zacchaeus has been transcribed for unison voices and piano and is useful for diction practice.

Unison Voice and Keyboard-Twelve songs written specifically for childrens choirs highlighting the main seasons of the church year and the basic concepts of Christianity. A quality contribution to worship whether performed by the cherub choir or the adults. Interesting andversatile.Contents:1. Children Of The Lord2. For These Blessings3. Go Now In Peace- 3 Part Voicing (HMC596)4. Light One Candle (HMC1001)5. Lullaby.6. Part Of The Plan.7. Praise The Lord (HMC207).8. Thats Good.9. The Holy Book.10. This Is The Day (HMC229).11. Sing Noel (HMC435).12. You And I.

This sweet simple octavo from Handel's Rodelinda works well for a children's choir. It is a secular Baroque classic singing the praises of music. From our Jean Ashworth Bartle Choral series

Lucy Jones wrote the text for this energetic piece when she was in fifth grade in 2013. Scored for unison voices with piano the piece is a wonderful addition to the accent on young voices series edited by Maribeth Yoder-White.

An easy and versatile piece for Epiphany written in unison good for youth or female voices with organ accompaniment

For unison voices try this lovely setting with piano and violin (or flute) during Lent. It would even work with treble adult and children's voices together.

In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in the use of baroque literature with young voices. This splendid arrangement edited by Maribeth Yoder-White (Accent On Young Voices) could be used both in concert or worship settings.

This is an easy and fun piece for all singers and audiences from the youngest beginners to the overworked adults. For beginners it can be treated as three separate songs that introduce counterpoint as the three songs are then sung together.