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Embrace the beauty, simplicity, and joy of the holidays with this easy yet satisfying arrangement of the familiar Christmas carol.

This fully reproducible collection features a variety of arrangements for use throughout the church year. Curated from the popular Ring Together series, these are versatile, easy-to-learn settings that are

This delightful compilation of mostly originals by Sandra Eithun, Linda Lamb, Kevin McChesney, and Anna Laura Page will be a terrific resource for handchime and handbell ringers in schools, community

This reproducible collection of familiar classics includes works mostly from the Baroque through Romatic periods but some contemporary tunes as well. You’ll find compositions by Mozart, Beethoven,

As with joy, handbells can take on many colors. This arrangement brings out those different colors through the variety of techniques used to express all the sounds of the instrument. Easily learned, ringers

The purpose of this collection is to offer simple music to young or beginning musicians that will foster success and provide the building blocks to future ringing experiences through repetition, the limited

This bold original tune is sure to engage your ringers and audiences! With no bell changes or notes shorter than quarter notes, it's a perfect choice for either the beginning ensemble or... view details

This easy arrangement is great for the developing ringer. The stacked chords will help your ringers play with confidence. A variety of techniques help to keep this arrangement fun and engaging.

Beginning with all ringers on mallets, this is an ideal piece to teach mallet technique. The developing ringer will enjoy the variety of other techniques, including mallet rolls, used to enliven this

This collection contains 30 pieces arranged separately for two-octave and three-octave bell or chime choirs. There are familiar and not-so-familiar pieces which include secular, sacred, patriotic,

Through folk, classical, sacred, and original titles, this new and exciting reproducible collection offers simple music for beginning ringers that will foster success and provide the building blocks to

This 19th-century Dakota melody is a unique addition to handbell repertoire, and is appropriate any time the focus is on creation. The arrangement is simple and plaintive, featuring repetitive rhythms, very

Your beginning ringers will love having a piece that sounds like "something!" Well-placed techniques (shakes, thumb damps, marts, and echos) give variety while repetition in rhythms will give

This sparkling original composition is full of wonderful techniques including echo, thumb damp and martelatto. This upbeat composition is available in two fully compatible editions, making it ideal for

Perfect for the developing ringer, this arrangement of the classic carol uses fun techniques yet remains Level 1. Straightforward and pleasingly engaging.

Time to celebrate! Engaging and exciting sounds are enhanced by shaking, LVs, thumb damps, mallets or plucking, and martellatos, all at an upbeat tempo. Any size choir from Level 1+ on up will enjoy this

This revolutionary approach to teaching music literacy with handbells or handchimes takes the ringer from rote and chord playing to reading part scores and the full grand staff! Written as a sequential

This fun original tune is perfect for the beginning ensemble. Numerous techniques are featured alongside full chords and a memorable melody, making this piece a joy to ring and to hear!

Pachelbel's Canon is one of the most recognizable and enduring pieces of classical music and has become a staple at weddings, concerts, and in popular culture. This simplified setting will be a great

This gentle setting of the familiar hymn is warm and uplifting. Written for either handbells or handchimes, the piece has no bell changes and may be played without tables if desired. The flute part, while

"Lyrical" and "flowing" are two words that aptly describe this original work which vividly depicts water flowing in a stream. A Level 1 piece, yet very musical, beginning groups will have the opportunity to