Master arranger Kevin McChesney gives this familiar tune a truly triumphant character. The setting uses 3-6 octaves of handbells and optional handchimes and keyboard. Although the keyboard is optional, it

A spiritually uplifting setting from one of our most heartfelt and spiritually thoughtful arrangers, the favorite hymn tune CRUSADERS' HYMN is arranged to showcase your choir at its musical best.

Enjoy this gem from the Renaissance period, with lively rhythms and a stirring sound. Versatile, fun, and exciting, it will be equally at home in a school performance, community concert, church service, or

This magical, ethereal setting of a favorite Christmas carol is very accessible, focusing on musicality over technical tangles - and the result is elegant, moving, and beautiful. A simple rhythmic motif is

Featuring a variety of techniques and changes in tempo and dynamics, this work presents a wonderful opportunity to work on technique and musicality. A perfect fit for worship, concert, and festivals.

This original work does just what it says, as it takes us on a musical journey! The lively first section reflects the excitement of the journey’s start, the middle section portrays the wonder of

This set of variations on the song I've Got the Joy begins with a calm statement of the first verse; then the joy is evident in the upbeat, somewhat jazzy syncopated verses that follow. 

KEDRON is a powerful and meaningful hymn for general worship that is linked to numerous texts: Thou Man of Grief; Creating God, Your Fingers Trace and Sunset to Sunrise Changes

This bold original is majestic and proud and will work well in any number of settings. As the subtitle implies, ringers will get a good workout at dotted rhythms as well as staccato effects. A versatile

One of the great hymns of the church is given rich textures and engaging musical ideas in this stunning arrangement. The verses are short and move quickly, necessitating quick switches between the

This familiar classical piece has been faithfully transcribed for handbells. While being rhythmically accurate, be sure to keep the legato feel of the dotted eighth/sixteenth note figure that is prominent

“Pax”, of course, means "peace", and this original work is peaceful, flowing, and prayerful. Chimes, though optional, feature nicely as solo lines here and there.

The electrifying rhythms in this cheerful original will fill ringers and audiences alike with pure joy. Teach each rhythmic pattern separately for ease of putting together. The bass malleted section at the

This fresh and innovative setting of the hymn tune HANSON PLACE begins with singing bell, melody on the chimes, and malleted treble air bells. The melody then moves between bells and handchimes (F5-C6) with