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A fine setting for the developing handbell choir, this beginner piece for Palm Sunday is moderate in tempo and uses quarter, half, dotted half, and whole notes. All straightforward ringing except for six

Exquisite writing and lovely harmonic shifts in this original composition make this title one your ringers will want to ring time and time again. Fluid writing throughout evokes the feeling of moving water.

This setting of the familiar hymn tune opens with a delicate and unusual harmonic treatment which builds to a full, rich final stanza. An accessible anthem that is a nice "change of pace" selection for

Teaching music with chimes or bells from the very beginning has never been more fun! This reproducible teachers edition contains 56 pages of music, exercises, teaching pages, puzzles, and games that are

The sound of tower bells threads itself through this arrangement of the traditional English carol. Echos and staccato technique are used throughout to accompany the melody. A full ending gives the effect of

Four fun, educational selections for two octaves of handchimes or handbells are offered in this folio. Each one gives instructional guidelines and suggestions, and counted beats are printed below each note,

This piece is full of those special techniques your ringers love to play. Winner of the 1999 AGEHR Area II Young Ringers' Festival Original Composition Contest, techniques include echo, martellato, TD, PL,

This chordal, majestic and easy-to-ring setting of the well-known hymn features an excellent variety of handbell techniques, including the optional use of handchimes (2-5 octaves) and malleted bells in the