Hal Leonard Choral Instrumental Accompaniment Parts

Mark Brymer and Mac Huff dominate this catalog, with nearly 300 titles each spanning everything from sacred classics to pop standards. Heather Sorenson's recent arrangements of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" (available in both consort and orchestra versions) show the range of instrumental options available here. You'll find accompaniment parts for concert, Broadway, pop, and Christian music in nearly equal measure, with orchestra, rhythm section, and combo configurations all well represented.

Heather Sorenson's two new arrangements of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" released in July offer both consort and full orchestra versions. John Leavitt's "America, The Beautiful" and Roger Emerson's "Christmas Time Is Here (with Pure Imagination)" also arrived recently, giving you fresh patriotic and seasonal options.

Mark Brymer leads this collection with 298 titles, making him the most prolific voice here and a go-to name for teachers building their choral accompaniment library. His work spans multiple genres and instrumentation options, so you'll encounter his name across nearly every category.

Kirby Shaw brings 224 titles informed by his work as a clinician and conductor across 45 states and internationally. His background in choral composition and conducting shows in scores that are both musically sophisticated and classroom-friendly, delivered with the humor and energy he's known for.

Heather Sorenson, with 188 titles here, is recognized for her versatility across traditional and contemporary Christian music, plus her skill as an orchestrator. Her recent work on holiday and sacred arrangements demonstrates the depth she brings to instrumental writing for choral ensembles.