You can hear the hammers pound as the "wise" man and the "foolish" man build their houses, then feel the battering storm and experience the crash as the house on the sand meets its inevitable fall! Mark Arnold's arrangement of the beloved childrens' song illustrates the story using mallet clicks and a stormy 3/4 section, with optional percussion adding to the fun.
Voicing: 3, 4 or 5 octaves handbells with optional wood block and tambourine
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...
Sections of energetic, syncopated rhythms are contrasted by lazy and laid-back moods in this setting of the African-American Spiritual. Chimes, along with some carefully-placed grace notes, create a m...
Fanfare from the Sixth Double Concerto by Soler is an attention-getting piece with malleted bass chords and brilliant 16th note passagework. Fun quiet echoes provide wonderful contrast. This uplif...
Rejoice! Here is a delightful level 1 arrangement of the Christmas hymn IN DULCI JUBILO for handbells or handchimes, which includes optional parts for triangle or finger cymbals, tambourine, and drum....
Rejoice! Here is a delightful level 1 arrangement of the Christmas hymn IN DULCI JUBILO for handbells or handchimes, which includes optional parts for triangle or finger cymbals, tambourine, and drum....