Psalm 24

The plaintive melody of this arrangement sits atop a flowing accompaniment of either bells or chimes, symbolizing Christ's sacrifice for us. The melody moves from the treble bells to the bass bells with

Harmonically and rhythmically enticing, this uplifting arrangement incorporates a different technique for each variation, using echoes, TD, mallets and shakes, that will challenge your ringers in

An excellent selection for beginning or smaller ensembles. This cheerful arrangement has only one bell change at the key change and features the use of mallets, thumb damps, martellato lifts, and shakes.

An attainable arrangement for developing choirs, this piece uses mallets, thumb damps, echo, and shakes to accentuate the majestic tune in a pleasing and challenging way.

This charismatic arrangement by Sandra Eithun presents the familiar tune in a meditative manner, giving listeners an opportunity to reflect on the text of the hymn and consider the meaning of Christmas.

Your ringers will want to return to again and again to this accessible and energetic selection. No bell changes are required, and opportunities abound for exploring techniques including martellato, shake,

Featuring a perfect balance of rhythmic interest and simplicity, this piece is fun to play and enjoyable to hear. The light style of the arrangement evokes images of lively children gathering to witness the

This ethereal arrangement reflects the sleepy town of Bethlehem on the night that Christ was born. Coming together with little effort, the 2-3 and 3-5 octave arrangements are compatible for use in massed

This worshipful two-octave arrangement from Bob Burroughs will be easily accessible to most choirs. It is a great choice for a service opener, offertory, or postlude and will give any beginning choir a

This gospel setting recalls a simpler time. The melody passes from the upper bells to the lower bells and employs LV and legato ringing techniques with a flowing accompaniment that can be swung to enhance

This gentle arrangement skillfully brings together It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and The First Noel, both associated with the depictions of that first Christmas night and

Lloyd Larson provides a regal treatment in this expressive arrangement for Advent or Christmas. With royal pomp, rich chords, and seamless modulations, this accessible title is perfect for any service or

This tender treatment of a beloved gospel song has a beautiful texture created by the artful inclusion of techniques. Swings, echos, plucks or mallets, and LVs are incorporated throughout, as is the passing

Mitchell Eithun's fresh setting of the Welsh hymn tune LLANGLOFFAN has something for everyone: a beautiful melody, a varied accompaniment, and a lyric middle section that can feature chimes. The majestic

This reflective treatment of HUMILITY is perfect for a reflective moment in your service or concert. The optional handchime part creates a striking accompaniment timbre on which the melody can float during

Following a soft and beautiful introduction that sets the mood, the melody of this piece flows gracefully until it reaches its gentle ending. Accessible but impactful, Sandra Eithun's arrangement will add a

Using mallets and a compound meter, Patricia Hurlbutt gives a Celtic flair to this well-known gospel song. The bass notes even get the melody as the upper bells TD in a little jig before they take the lead

A variety of handbell techniques come together in Dan Edwards's charming medley of CHRISTMAS SONG and CRADLE SONG. Effective with or without the optional handchimes, Song of the Manger offers a

Inspired by the hymn text "Stricken, smitten, and afflicted, See Him dying on the tree," this arrangement is particularly appropriate for any Passion Week service, but is also suitable for thoughtful or