Acts 7

This familiar aria from the opera Rodelinda is a fine choice for developing choirs. With lyrics expressing the calming, healing, and joyous powers of music, it can be performed for a variety of occasions. A

Beginning ringers will enjoy this procession-like piece appropriate for worship, concert, or festival. An alternative title also makes it practical for use in school settings. Thumb damps and shakes are

This moving programmatic piece invokes the feelings of wonder and awe that are experienced when viewing Old Faithful, waterfalls, and the beautiful open wilderness of Yellowstone National Park.

Commissioned to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Florida State Handbell Festival in honor of festival founder Valerie Stephenson. Michael Helman brings us this exciting original work perfect for

Adapted from Mark Hayes' spectacular choral arrangement of the spiritual, this energetic solo setting lends itself well to worship and studio use.

This up-beat work will introduce beginning ringers to techniques including martellato, echo, martellato lift, and LV. In keeping with the level-one rating, there are no bell changes in this piece. Both

This lyrical original work will become an instant favorite with your ringers and congregation. Set in ABA form, the work opens with a haunting, expressive melody and is followed by a hymn-like middle

Music written by the great composers has been edited for use in worship services and recitals. Some arrangements pair a hymn with a well-known classical piece, while others provide the church pianist with