These twelve simple hymn intonations for organ can be used throughout the year. Whether you are looking for an instrumental piece for Advent, Christmas, Lent, Eastertide, or Ordinary Time, these little gems

Infused with a tranquil and calming sense of comfort and security amidst our hectic and uncertain world, this lovely original work is ideal for worship and concerts. Scored for handbells with optional

Based on OLD HUNDREDTH, this jubilant setting starts quietly and simply, then builds adding layer upon layer of sound before the hymn tune arrives in canon. With lots of rhythmic fun, your ringers and

This stimulating and fast-paced setting matches the glorious mood and style of the awe-inspiring hymn. Marts, mart lifts, echoes and thumb damps add a bit of sparkle to the middle section, yet the

Combining two beloved hymns into one handsome offering, Linda Lamb calls on a number of specialty techniques to bring these melodies into view. Your congregation will recognize both the Royal Oak

Selected by the Handbell Musicians of America as a music example that showcases the best in handbell art form, this original is upbeat, and full of rhythmic drive and melodic energy, a solid choice for

A flowing introduction played on handchimes gently leads into the first of three well-known Irish tunes, Morning has Broken. A stirring setting of The King of Love My Shepherd Is

This stately hymn of grace is set in an awe-inspiring arrangement that expresses the joy and assurance of God's love for us. The opening section is accessible for beginner choirs before added syncopation

Shall We Gather at the River never sounded so inviting and so pleasant as it does in this thoughtful rendition. Flowing harmonies and tender phrasing accentuate the melody in this arrangement, so