This arrangment of SINE NOMINE for solo handbells (A4-C7) and piano is majestic and well suited for All Saints Sunday.

This handbell solo features a lovely, lyrical melody accompanied by a gentle, flowing accompaniment which can be played on keyboard or piano. The solo line and the accompaniment complement each other and

The hymn tune MADRID is arranged for handbell solo with piano accompaniment and optional oboe or C instrument. The oboe and bells share and weave the melody and countermelodies beautifully throughout while

The perennially favorite hymn tune NETTLETON, delightfully arranged by Mark Hayes, is perfectly adapted here for handbell solo with piano accompaniment. Rhythmic and engaging, with very nice segues into

This original piece features a beautiful, lyrical melody which will stay with you long after it has ended. The flowing piano accompaniment and the solo interplay for maximum expression. It begins in F major

This favorite hymn is beautifully arranged for solo handbells with a gorgeous piano accompaniment. The score comes complete with the piano part and the solo part - both with and without the soloist's

This hymn favorite has been arranged for handbell solo with a lovely, flowing piano accompaniment. The optional flute or C instrument adds to the beauty of this fresh setting. It is faithful to the hymn and

This is a sensitive, interpretive arrangement of the wonderful hymn tune, KINGSFOLD. The interaction between the flute and the solo is magical – all supported by a flowing and lyrical piano

This lyrical and lovely song was written in 1955 for the International Children's Choir and remains a popular anthem of peace to this day. Arranged here for handbell soloist with piano accompaniment, the

This wonderful hymn tune has been arranged for handbell solo with a gorgeous lyrical piano accompaniment. This gentle setting includes a few LV passages and shakes added in just the right places and should

This fresh, lovely, and sensitive arrangement for solo handbell perfectly captures the nostalgia of this Irish folk tune. Different lyrics are associated with this sweet tune, including O Danny

An innovative, creative collection of three unaccompanied hymns arranged for the handbell soloist. Seven to ten melodic “patterns” performed on bell trees are provided for each solo. They are to