Deuteronomy 30

Song with lyrics about the first 13 states in the order they joined.  Options to accompany with any combination of guitar, piano, bells/chimes, and/or Orff instruments.  Bell parts, piano

Three lovely, easy-to-ring (Brightest and Best of the Stars of the Morning; Let Us Break Bread Together on Our Knees; and Saw Ye My Savior?) are offered in two

This reproducible series features workshop and class notes from experienced handbell educators who share their insights to help make your rehearsals more productive and your ringers more confident. This

Celebrate new handbells or hand chimes - or rededicate them after years of service - with this stately hymn written specifically for such festive occasions. All sizes and levels of ringing groups may take

Written during the siege of Hurricane Dorian along the Atlantic coast in the spring of 2019, this engaging original piece offers the opportunity to explore Dorian mode, with lowered third and sixth tones in

This simple introspective L1 piece for 3 or 5 octaves is the culmination of a 5-month class composition project at Redeemer Classical School. Step-by-step, the rhythm, melody, chords and structure of the

This split-level handbell composition is a useful resource when teaching students about composition and when you have students with experience and beginners in the same group. Numerous variations on how to

This iconic holiday tune is from a Finnish collection of European carols from the 16th century. The simple, catchy melody line and carefully isolated accompaniment voices allow beginning ringers to

Go boldly into quarter notes!! Written with developing ringers in mind, this piece focuses on the Ionian (Major) mode, using the "blank" key signature of C Major. Block chords represent the stately historic

This is the perfect piece to use when teaching someone how to do a bell tree. It is also superb for having your ensemble accompany a handbell tree soloist. For added flexibility, the accompaniments can be

This simple Kentucky carol invites you to sit at the manger in wonder. Scored in two non-compatible settings (“A” for 2 octaves and “B” for 3 or 5 octaves for handbells or hand

“Little Rock” is a simple engaging song about creation by Lois Brokering with a repetitive text and a catchy tune. Many performances options are included: 1) Handbell Bell Tree Solo and piano;