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John Behnke's arrangement of Angels from the Realms of Glory is uplifting and incredibly flexible; the perfect combo for directors!   This piece can be a 3-5 octave handbell prelude, or you can use co...

John Behnke's arrangement of Angels from the Realms of Glory is uplifting and incredibly flexible; the perfect combo for directors! This piece can be a 3-5 octave handbell prelude, or you can use comb...

Bursting with energy, this arrangement is played entirely with mallets but remains rhythmically easy with only a sprinkling of eighth notes. In addition to malleting, ringers click their mallets tog...

Transformation makes extensive use of the singing bell technique. It will be especially effective in contemplative or meditative worship services where a mood of tranquility is desired. The popular si...

The latest in the Choristers Guild series for combined handbell and handchime choirs, this arrangement includes both of the well-known tunes associated with the text. The first tune presented is "God ...

The latest in the Choristers Guild series for combined handbell and handchime choirs, this arrangement includes both of the well-known tunes associated with the text. The first tune presented is "God ...

The latest in the Choristers Guild series for combined handbell and handchime choirs, this arrangement includes both of the well-known tunes associated with the text. The first tune presented is "God ...

Promised Land is an energetic setting that combines the traditional folk hymns, On Jordan's Stormy Banks (I Am Bound for the Promised Land) and 'Tis A Gift to Be Simple, into a joyous offering for han...

This large, original work for handbells and solo violin includes three movements, with each movement based on a quote by Mother Teresa, Mohandas Gandhi, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The first movem...

This large, original work for handbells and solo violin includes three movements, with each movement based on a quote by Mother Teresa, Mohandas Gandhi, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The first movem...

Set in the key of A minor and D minor, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen begins with alternating measures in 4/4 and 6/8, and features a treble ostinato lending interest to the melody line in the first sta...

Set in the key of A minor and D minor, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen begins with alternating measures in 4/4 and 6/8, and features a treble ostinato lending interest to the melody line in the first sta...

Now Thank We All Our God is a majestic and accessible setting of the beloved traditional hymn. With full chords that accompany the prominent melody, beginning ringers will find this to be a favorite t...

Now Thank We All Our God is a majestic and accessible setting of the beloved traditional hymn. With full chords that accompany the prominent melody, beginning ringers will find this to be a favorite t...

This accessible arrangement of the tune, PERSONENT HODIE, is extremely flexible. With it's primary title, "Long Ago, Prophets Knew" it is suitable for Advent. With the secondary title, "On This Day, E...

Craig Curry's dynamic setting of The Holly and the Ivy is a must for your Christmas service or concert. A creative accompaniment, intelligent vocal writing, and a moving handbell part work together to...

This unique score for choir and bells will make an interesting addition to your choral library. The composer has created a beautiful handbell and chime ostinato of clustered chords. The vocal parts la...

The title Stoccato is a combination of staccato and toccata, both of which describe the piece with its quick motion (toccata) and use of mallets (staccato.) Commissioned in honor of the musical minist...

Through the Walk of Life is a celebration of the journey of life. The constant moving and rhythmic lines and alternating 4/4 and 7/8 meters keep the energy high. The mallets add further vitality to th...

Composed for the 2012 International Handbell Symposium in Liverpool, England, this work is based on the tune ""Liverpool"" written by John Roberts (1822-1877). Heard throughout is a contrasting motif ...

Alleluia! Amen! by Karen Lakey Buckwalter is an easy, festive arrangement of the tune MADRID, known in some hymnals as "Come, Christians Join to Sing." Surrounded - sparkling, original material, Allel...

Scored in two compatible versions, the traditional Irish tune SLANE opens with a lively and simple malleted accompaniment. In the second stanza, thumb damps in the upper trebles complement the melody ...

An original Irish-flavored melody serves as introductory and interlude material in this expressive setting of the hymntune ST. COLUMBA, with optional handchimes adding to the rich colors of the arrang...

This handbell arrangement of Get on Board, Little Children is based on Greg Gilpin's spirited and fun choral setting of the spiritual. In the handbell arrangement, the accompaniment makes extensive us...

His Eye Is on the Sparrow is based on a well-known, beloved gospel hymn that found wide use during the early to mid-twentieth century. This setting for handbells is harmonically rich with flowing acco...

Based on the first movement of Mozart's Symphony No. 40, this arrangement features the familiar opening section to this beloved work. Dan Edwards' memorable arrangement provides handbell choirs with a...

The original opening of this bright composition sparks an interesting match with the melody of "Holy Holy Holy" (Nicaea) played by handchimes (if available). Voicing: 2 or 3 octaves handbells Comp...

"Come By Here" makes extensive use of mallets, playing repeated ostinato accompaniment figures under the traditional "Kum ba Yah" melody. Optional percussion instruments add to the persistent rhythmic...

"Come By Here" makes extensive use of mallets, playing repeated ostinato accompaniment figures under the traditional "Kum ba Yah" melody. Optional percussion instruments add to the persistent rhythmic...

Using the Southern Harmony tune "Jefferson", this Advent arrangement for 2-3 octaves, finger cymbals, tambourine and drum creates a quiet but energetic, hurried feeling. Techniques used are pluck, thu...

Bill Ingram continues the popular level one series with five attractive spirituals. One or two move into the level 1+ rating, offering good teaching opportunities while providing satisfying ringing ex...

A gentle, rich setting of the Irish folk tune "Slane" scored for combined choirs of handbells and handchimes. An original melody with a distinct Irish flavor serves as an introduction, interlude, and ...

A bouncy accompaniment using a variety of techniques is the backdrop for this setting of the familiar hymn "How Firm a Foundation". Your ringers will enjoy using mallets, thumb damps, shakes and marte...

Arrangement of the beautifully lush choral work made popular by the male vocal ensemble "Chanticleer". Each section begins with a brief solo chant, followed by the main theme, which is more richly enh...

This rhythmic selection in 5/4 meter abounds with vitality and joy. Featuring a malleted bass ostinato, the upper bells resound an alleluia-like refrain incorporating TDs, marts, and RTs. The contrast...

This arrangement of the familiar, triumphant hymn features several options including bells alone, bells with organ and/or brass, bells and choir (with or without organ and /or brass), bells and congre...

Exuberance abounds in this original composition. The engaging melody, combined with stopped techniques, a rhythmic accompaniment, and a spirited tempo make for an exciting piece to ring. Voicing: 3, ...

Based on Natalie Sleeth's original musical setting and her adaptation of the familiar Advent text, this arrangement can stand alone as a handbell piece or be used as an accompaniment to the lovely Sle...

The change ringing pattern known as "The Plain Hunt" provides the opening for this entertaining piece, followed by a lilting original melody using optional handchimes. This melody is later intertwined...

Ringers will enjoy the various techniques in this sparkling original composition. Suggestions for use with handchimes are provided, adding to the flexibility of this uplifting work. An edition for 4 o...

This flexible arrangement of the traditional Latin canon may be presented in several ways: 1. handbells alone 2. handbells and instruments 3. handbells and keyboard 4. handbells and any combination...

This flexible arrangement of the traditional Latin canon may be presented in several ways: 1. handbells alone 2. handbells and instruments 3. handbells and keyboard 4. handbells and any combination...

This engaging composition features a jaunty theme and constant energy throughout. Written in 4/4 meter, the use of dotted rhythms contributes to the piece's bouncy, joyful quality. Handbell technique...

Composed in honor of Dr. Oran Nabors and for Cast of Bronze directed by Christopher Nabors, this work encompasses and embraces expressive melodies surrounded by the dramatic inclusion of cascading bel...

Beginning ringers will enjoy incorporating shakes, thumb damps, mallets and martellatos into this energetic hymn setting. The movement of the melody and the use of dynamic changes offer the opportunit...

This energetic treatment of the tune "Personent Hodie" may be used at any time during the Christmas season, and is also a great festival choice. A rhythmic, malleted bass part drives the carol, with m...

This joyful arrangement of two traditional choruses, "Give Me Oil in My Lamp" and "This Little Light of Mine," uses shake, thumb damp, and martellato. Voicing: 2 or 3 octaves handbells Arranger: Lin...

Written by Moravian lyricist, James Montgomery, the text of Angels from the Realms of Glory tells the story of Christ's birth from the perspective of the angels, then shepherds, then magi and finally ...

Samuel Wesley's monumental hymn, AURELIA, has been arranged for congregational singing, accompanied by handbells, organ, brass, timpani, and SATB choir, However, the handbell score may be played alone...

Samuel Wesley's monumental hymn, AURELIA, has been arranged for congregational singing, accompanied by handbells, organ, brass, timpani, and SATB choir, However, the handbell score may be played alone...

This exciting work will challenge ringers and thrill listeners with its big sound, quick tempos and surprising turns of rhythm along the way. It may be played by bells alone, or with optional brass qu...

This exciting work will challenge ringers and thrill listeners with its big sound, quick tempos and surprising turns of rhythm along the way. It may be played by bells alone, or with optional brass qu...

A lilting amalgamation of Good Christian Friends, Rejoice (IN DULCI JUBILO) and Here We Come A-wassailing provides the opportunity to use a handbell tree or other solo instrument in combination with h...

This traditional English carol has been arranged in a delicate yet cheerful style, featuring easy rhythms, no bell changes, and the optional use of handchimes. The melody shifts between the treble and...

This traditional English carol has been arranged in a delicate yet cheerful style, featuring easy rhythms, no bell changes, and the optional use of handchimes. The melody shifts between the treble and...

This varied arrangement of the 15th cent. French processional uses randomly malleted handbells, handchimes, finger cymbals (or triangle), and chime tree to create a mystical, ethereal introduction. A ...

A lovely Finnish folk tune is the basis for this Advent arrangement, which features an optional violin soloist. The plaintive, melancholy mood and decidedly Nordic harmonies are descriptive of the hym...

This varied arrangement of the 15th cent. French processional uses randomly malleted handbells, handchimes, finger cymbals (or triangle), and chime tree to create a mystical, ethereal introduction. A ...

This simple yet musically powerful arrangement of PERSONENT HODIE for handbells and/or handchimes employs recurring rhythmic patterns and full chords. The option of doubling bass bells and chimes on ...

Written by Moravian lyricist, James Montgomery, the text of Angels from the Realms of Glory tells the story of Christ's birth from the perspective of the angels, then shepherds, then magi and finally ...

Dan Edwards' happy and accessible setting of the hymn, Come, Thou Almighty King is useable at many times during the year. Optional parts for triangle (or finger cymbals), tambourine, hand drum and ha...

Dan Edwards' happy and accessible setting of the hymn, Come, Thou Almighty King is useable at many times during the year. Optional parts for triangle (or finger cymbals), tambourine, hand drum and ha...

Samuel Wesley's monumental hymn, AURELIA, has been arranged for congregational singing, accompanied by handbells, organ, brass, timpani, and SATB choir, However, the handbell score may be played alone...

Samuel Wesley's monumental hymn, AURELIA, has been arranged for congregational singing, accompanied by handbells, organ, brass, timpani, and SATB choir, However, the handbell score may be played alone...

Come, You Thankful People, Come is a spirited setting of the familiar hymntune, ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR, calling for mart, mart-lift, ring-touch and shake techniques, and making extensive use of mallets....

Brenda Austin gives us a hauntingly beautiful arrangement of Coventry Carol.  After a lovely, lyrical presentation of the melody, the mood dramatically changes. The malleted middle section is reminisc...

This exciting work will challenge ringers and thrill listeners with its big sound, quick tempos and surprising turns of rhythm along the way. It may be played by bells alone, or with optional brass qu...

From Singing to Ringing is a valuable resource for teaching and reinforcing some basic, yet essential, music skills needed to ring handbells. Keeping a steady beat and visually tracking music from bea...

A lilting amalgamation of Good Christian Friends, Rejoice (IN DULCI JUBILO) and Here We Come A-wassailing provides the opportunity to use a handbell tree or other solo instrument in combination with h...

This flexible and solid level 1 arrangement is playable by 2, 3, 4 or 5 octave handbell or handchime groups, making it an excellent choice for festivals and for choirs ringing with some absentees. The...

The tune DIM OND JESU by Welsh-American composer Robert Lowry appeared in older Welsh hymnals paired with the text, "Praise the Lord, ye heav'ns adore Him." Sometime in the early 1900's, it was also ...

This simple yet musically powerful arrangement of PERSONENT HODIE for handbells and/or handchimes employs recurring rhythmic patterns and full chords. The option of doubling bass bells and chimes on ...

Open My Eyes is a gentle and prayerful treatment of a most cherished hymn. The arrangement begins with harmonically lush LVs, transitions to a delicate and introspective handchime section, and ends qu...

Two Manger Carols is a setting for handbells, optional handchimes, flute, and oboe incorporating Whence Comes this Rush of Wings Afar (also known as Carol of the Birds) and Sleep of the Child Jesus.  ...

This exciting work will challenge ringers and thrill listeners with its big sound, quick tempos and surprising turns of rhythm along the way. It may be played by bells alone, or with optional brass qu...

From Joshua 1:9: ".Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." Resilience is a musical painting of the journey of life,...

Composed for the Greater Dallas Handbell Association, Tower Praises begins as though we were hearing tower bells from afar in the countryside. The entire piece has many slow, drifting scale passages ...

This exciting arrangement of the first movement Mendelssohn's famous Violin Concerto is sure to bring some Romantic-era flair into your ensemble! The main theme is punctuated by mallets in the bass an...

Amen, We Praise Your Name, O God is the translation of this Swahili title, and it will be a joyous, uplifting, yet accessible addition to Cathy's other African pieces. Jubilant beginning and ending se...

Amen, We Praise Your Name, O God is the translation of this Swahili title, and it will be a joyous, uplifting, yet accessible addition to Cathy's other African pieces. Jubilant beginning and ending se...

Originally written for handbells and harp, this arrangement of the tune Ellacombe can be played by two handbell or handchime choirs, or one handbell or handchime choir with harp or piano. This piece i...

Originally written for handbells and harp, this arrangement of the tune Ellacombe can be played by two handbell or handchime choirs, or one handbell or handchime choir with harp or piano. This piece i...

Originally written for handbells and harp, this arrangement of the tune Ellacombe can be played by two handbell or handchime choirs, or one handbell or handchime choir with harp or piano. This piece i...

(harp substitute for Choir 2) Originally written for handbells and harp, this arrangement of the tune Ellacombe can be played by two handbell or handchime choirs, or one handbell or handchime choir w...

(keyboard substitute for Choir 2) Originally written for handbells and harp, this arrangement of the tune Ellacombe can be played by two handbell or handchime choirs, or one handbell or handchime cho...

A lament is a passionate expression of grief and mourning. The use of the harmonic minor scale (minor scale with a raised 7th) in Lament evokes anguish and sorrow. The piece is easily programmed for c...

Alternate titles: I Cannot Tell; O Christ the Same; O Danny Boy The heartwarming Irish tune LONDONDERRY AIR is given a gentle, traditional treatment, and will be a very usable addition to the worship...

Now to God's Temple Draw Near is a lively rendition of "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty" for 3-7 octaves of handbells. This setting of LOBE DEN HERREN utilizes snippets of the main theme throughout, ...

In Galatians 5:22 we learn that love, joy and peace are among the fruits of the Spirit, fruits which the Negro Spiritual I've Got Peace Like a River compares to water. Oftentimes the human quest for l...

Brenda E. Austin brings us this hauntingly beautiful arrangement of the well known Japanese folksong, Sakura. Singing bell, optional bowed chimes and percussion add to the etherial atmosphere of the p...

Two familiar spiritual hymns are combined to form this arrangement, which illustrates various portions of the texts referring to the underground railroad. Singing bell, or random ringing or random mal...

Sung in 1962 by Robert Preston and Shirley Jones in Meredith Willson's "The Music Man," this time-honored favorite was adapted by the Beatles in 1963 making it the only Broadway tune they'd ever recor...

Sung in 1962 by Robert Preston and Shirley Jones in Meredith Willson's "The Music Man," this time-honored favorite was adapted by the Beatles in 1963 making it the only Broadway tune they'd ever recor...

This happy and uplifting arrangement of ST. DENIO by Brian Childers is very accessible. Bass clef and lower treble ringers will enjoy using mallets throughout the entire piece alternating bells with ...

An energetic original composition, "Capriccio" will be a wonderful addition to your church or concert repertoire. The syncopated rhythms of the opening A section yield to a more lyrical B section in t...

Listeners will immediately be captivated with a bold opening fanfare and a strong, straightforward tune in this setting of the familiar hymn. With only one bell change, a few shakes and some dynamic c...

This lovely setting of the familiar tune will be enjoyed by ringers and listeners alike. Composed in simple meter with many sections of LV followed by damp sections to provide texture. Voicing: 2 oc...

This accessible setting of the beloved carol is enhanced by rich harmonic treatment and the use of optional violin. Phrases of the carol melody are interspersed with original material that serves as i...

Join Jacob as he climbs his way up and down chords until he reaches the top of his ladder. This joyful spiritual is a wonderful way to introduce malleting, as the entire piece is played with mallets. ...

Third in a set of jazz hymntune arrangements, this very upbeat, swingy rendition of "Hymn to Joy" features solo trumpet, string or electric bass, and drum set along with the handbells. Improv-style so...