Psalm 149

This beautiful 9/8 setting gives the familiar hymn a joyful yet reassuring mood. The rich, full chords and gentle duple bass rhythms blend with a dancing treble melody, creating a memorable arrangement.

Jason Krug begins this melody LV in the bass bells, in a chant-like fashion. He creatively adds energy to the next stanza with more bells until the third stanza becomes a jubilant dance. The last stanza has

A lush arrangement of the Latvian folk tune KAS DZIEDAJA, is a beautiful choice for the choir looking for something a little different. The simple melody is paired with flowing accompaniments and rich

This creative arrangement of The First Noel is scored for 3-5 octave handbell choir with options for 2 octave handchimes, piano, and solo instrument (flute or english horn).  With key

This beautiful setting of the hymn tunes LAUDES DOMINI and ROYAL OAK is a great choice for worship or concert use. Approachable by intermediate ensembles, the varied styles and textures provide interest for

This jubilant original piece is as much a delight to ring as it is to hear. A bold, joyous opening gives way to a memorable melody filled with both rising and falling peals reminiscent of tower bells in a

Flowing accompaniments underpin this delicate medley of the tunes In the Bleak Midwinter; Still, Still, Still and Once in Royal David's City. Masterful handling of the optional handchimes

This gorgeous setting of GREENSLEEVES and AWAY IN A MANGER is a perfect choice for any service during Advent, and especially Christmas Eve. With options to perform with bells and piano, or with bells alone,

A mysterious opening full of open fifths gives way to an introduction of the tune RESTORATION underscored by a driving eighth-note line. The tune receives numerous treatments, both stylistically and

Organ and handbells combine to produce a very satisfying selection. Neither instrument dominates and the tune is equally shared between the two. Optional brass quintet consists of two trumpets, horn,

Making the most of a variety of techniques, this rondo will work beautifully in a worship service or concert.  The contrasting sections provide lots of interest for ringers and audience members

This setting resonates with a festive spirit, infusing the timeless melody with vibrant energy and warmth. A fanfare motif introduces the piece, then moves throughout to decorate the melody. Dynamic