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In this arrangement, the music reflects the imagery of the text: all creation praises God. The visual effect of handbells is in full force here; the music looks and sounds exciting! Dancing mixed-meter

A refreshing take on the classic carol! Beginning slowly with singing bells, flowing eighth notes and handchimes, one can imagine the shepherds' awe and amazement at hearing the angels' message. They hurry

This arrangement reflects the mystery, anticipation, and excitement of the journey to the promised land. The setting incorporates a myriad of techniques as well as a few tempo changes. This is a great

Amy Grant's poignant and haunting contemporary Christmas classic has been set for 3-7 octave handbells and optional handchimes. The opening suspended mallets create an ethereal backdrop for this well-known

An energetic original work that your ringers and congregation will love. The opening theme alternates between 3/4 and 6/8 with a driving malleted accompaniment.  The middle section slows in reflection

A new twist on the beloved Christmas carol, this arrangement is fierce and holds nothing back. Yet it is accessible and not overly complicated to pull off. Replete with thrilling twists and turns, including

Created for the 20th International Handbell Symposium in 2022 with the theme "Out of Many, One," this joyous original work by an English composer begins with a delightful melody that is creatively

Using chord progressions borrowed from the scores to vintage science fiction films, this original composition is a tribute to the spirit of discovery and adventure embodied by the men and women of the space

This original composition is the result of a collaboration that celebrates and honors the friendships we make because of handbells. A stately eight-measure introduction may be repeated as a processional if

Composed for Embellish of Grand Rapids, MI, Exultate is an exhilarating work filled with pulsating joy and rhythmic adventure. The middle section utilizes handchimes on the melody, adding

This arrangement calls for 3-7 octave handbells, optional 3-octave handchimes and 3-octave auxiliary bells. Set in 6/8 time, this piece is particularly effective with numerous techniques used to accompany

A perfect choice for any concert or festival venue, Katy Perry's record-breaking, Grammy-nominated song of encouraging affirmation is given an accessible and fun treatment for bells and chimes (3-4

Energy and excitement fill this Christmas favorite! Opening with a malleted rhythm pattern that moves throughout the choir, metric changes characteristic of this Catalan melody and lots of fun stopped

Jason Krug's energetic arrangement of GREENSLEEVES is fun and rewarding to play. After a short introduction, the familiar melody is set in a quick and exciting 6/8 plus 3/4 meter with lots of syncopation.

This very flexible arrangement of the beloved carol may be played by bells alone, or together with any or all of the optional forces. A handbell peal accompanied by bell tones in the trumpets is featured in

This creative and beautiful arrangement of this beloved tune is a true delight! An opening interplay between bells and the optional flute depicts the titular bird before giving way to the melody on chimes.

A joyous bell peal leads to the first iteration of the theme before moving into a more flowing verse accompanied by delicate mallets on treble handbells. Each verse depicts one of the verses of Longfellow's

A handbell homage to the one and only Aretha Franklin! Though originally recorded by Dionne Warwick in 1966, this song was given a syncopated and upbeat twist by Aretha in 1968 when I Say a Little

This arrangement of the hymn tune MY SAVIOR'S LOVE is a satisfying and worthy addition to your choir's repertoire. The majestic melody is accompanied in a variety of ways from arpeggiated lines to

This Monkees' hit from 1966 surged back into the collective pop consciousness when it was covered by Smash Mouth for the soundtrack to Shrek. The driving rhythms and that ever-popular catchy tune will

Beautiful, haunting, and reflective, this well-crafted arrangement of the Welsh hymn tune ABERYSTWYTH will be appropriate for Advent, Lent, or any reflective time in community handbell programs. Low chimes