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A charming arrangement of the spiritual He Arose (ASCENSIUS) uses marts, echos, TD and shakes. Very accessible and interesting arrangement for beginning choirs in both church and school.

Echos of change ringing begin and end this medley of Joy to the World and While by My Sheep. Mart and mallet accents with few bells changes make this bright and appealing piece very

This joyous and beautiful original is rhythmic, full of fun techniques (TD, malleted bells on table, mart, and echo), and features a very nice section where the optional handchimes play the melody.

This simple yet pretty original will delight ringers and audiences alike. The engaging melody is first stated simply, then repeated in a variety of ways. A steady malleted bass appears at the beginning and

Children of all ages will enjoy this simple yet very effective arrangement of the traditional song. The optional wood block simulates the ticking clock, as do various percussive techniques. Familiar or not,

This arrangement of the CWM RHONDDA hymn tune includes piano accompaniment which is not optional. The handbell and piano interplay creates a full-sounding anthem using smaller resources. 

Few pieces carry such a perfect association with saying “farewell” as this one, cowboy! The beloved theme from The Roy Rogers Show would make a catchy festival ending or concert encore.

The hymn tune ASSAM was originally a folk song from India. Christian words were added to the melody to make the beloved hymn we know today. The text is inserted between the staves. This arrangement works

This very usable arrangement of a well-known spiritual features a variety of techniques and an introduction to syncopated rhythms for the beginning choir. A faster tempo will make it attractive to

This accessible arrangement of the lively spiritual will give your choir a chance to hum along. Lots of stopped techniques are used - mart, thumb damp, shake, and echo - and the words are printed between

All aboard to ring an arrangement of this vintage folk tune. This setting chugs along with a variety of fun techniques from beginning to end, making it a great choice for school choirs and community

This simple but very nice setting of Dvorak's "New World" theme is playable by a small or large group. Because there are no bell changes, tables are not required. This classic theme has often been set to

This exciting original shows that music that is not overly difficult can still be moving and meaningful. Rhythmically challenging in some areas, with smoothed-out rhythms in others, there is enough