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This original composition pulses rhythmically with malleted bells and percussion, creating a big, full sound that is as engaging to perform as it is to hear. This versatile and easy-to-learn arrangement

This fully reproducible collection features music for Advent and Christmas curated from the popular Ring Together series. These are versatile, easy-to-learn settings that are perfect for both beginning

This traditional American cowboy song was originally collected and published by Carl Sandburg in his The American Songbag. This arrangement is true to the character of the song, an evocative depiction of

The third part of a musical trilogy, "Expressions" is a uniquely written piece which includes chord symbols for optional guitar or piano accompaniment, as well as options for adding percussion and melodic

Some unusual harmonic twists and turns set this arrangement of the Christmas carol MENDELSSOHN apart from other handbell settings. The rating makes it accessible to choirs of differing abilities, from those

Written for choirs in Hay River, Canada, this piece features a percussive bass rhythm that builds in intensity as the piece develops. The melody is Level 1, and the repeating rhythms in the bass are quickly

A simple arrangement of the traditional tune NICEA in three verses, with introduction, short interludes, and a tag. 

A quiet treatment of this lovely Polish carol, the opening and closing sections use optional flute or cello to outline the chords then double the bells within the piece. Beginning in 4/4, the melody moves

In 6/8, "joy" is expressed in a Celtic-like melody which then gives way to "remembrance" in a slower but no less joyful middle section in 3/4. The opening material returns with some 16th-note flourishes.

Enjoy this fun arrangement of the modern Christmas classic, written and recorded by the '80s super-duo, Wham! A driving malleted bass line supports the melody in the treble. Add sleigh bells for extra

Based on an old hymn, this energetic new praise song is being used around the world, and this lovely setting captures it well. The few sixteenth-note patterns are repeated several times, tasteful