Acts 17

This ragtime waltz combines the classical waltz and ragtime styles. Nicely adapted for handbells incorporating mallets, plucks, and a few LVs plus ring touch techniques for perfectly placed accents and

This engaging Latin rhythm pop song with was made famous in 1970 by Santana on their Abraxas album and has been covered by many groups since. This straightforward arrangement is true to the original work

A comfort in times of crisis, this beautiful arrangement of the Simon and Garfunkel classic is lovely on handbells and optional handchimes. Stay true to the tempo, work for clean bell changes, and pay close

The music of Broadway is as treasured today as always and this medley is sure to be a ringer and audience favorite! This excellent arrangement includes: Lullaby of Broadway; Forty-Second Street; We're

Musically, the "boogie" is described as "a repetitive, groove pattern" and Hart's arrangement stays true to this description. A fun piece that includes amazing chromatics, rhythmic accents, and many stopped

Sometimes called the unofficial state song of California, this song has been used in a wide variety of settings from Bugs Bunny cartoons to when President and Mrs. Reagan left Washington at the end of his

The Oscar-winning song is now available for handbells! You'll definitely want to include this song on your upcoming concert, and as a bonus, it's easy to put together!

Sure to appeal to younger ringers, this is a transcription of the popular song by Coldplay. The repetitive ostinato-type patterns drive the excitement. With the repeated bass notes serving as a metronome,

Wow! The audience at your next concert will love this fun, accessible arrangement of a true pop classic. Although released back in the 1970s, the ABBA hit has kept its appeal through many generations. Proof

It's a singalong staple of radio stations, jukeboxes, and karaoke machines everywhere, and now Keith Burt brings it to bells! This wildly popular song by Journey is sure to entertain, inspire, and rock

This Doo-Wop medley contains Book of Love; Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight; and Who Put the Bomp (in the Bomp Ba Bomp Ba Bomp!) Sure to bring back memories of the

Drive is scored for 4-7 octaves, with 3 optional percussion (cajón, bongos, shaker) and bass guitar parts. Rhythmic and exciting, the melody and spirit of the piece lend a bit of an Irish flair. The

This toe-tapping bluegrass piece was made famous in the movie "Deliverance." Artfully arranged for handbells, it can be performed as a duel between ensembles or between bass and treble bells. In between the

These hit big band tunes from the 1940s will bring back memories of swing dancing and the fabulous bands of Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, and Woody Herman. These three beautifully crafted arrangements are