Psalm 118

This haunting setting of a beloved chant is a great choice for the ensemble looking for something different and versatile. While the piece can be played by handbells and handchimes alone, the inclusion of

This bold arrangement will be the perfect addition to your Palm Sunday services. It is celebratory, and includes a variety of techniques with lots of rhythmic interest.

Combining the traditional tune BEACON HILL with a lesser-known tune EWING (Jerusalem the Golden), this arrangement will be a meaningful and rewarding piece to put together. With an elegant and

This medley incorporates the hymns Down at the Cross; At Calvary and I Stand Amazed in the Presence. Moving from 4/4 to 12/8 and back, the piece has a lot of rhythmic and

Bells and chimes stand alone in this arrangement of the beloved spiritual, with an optional violin part that enhances the ethereal quality of the piece. Played with a sense of rhythmic freedom or sempre

"Festive" and "grand" describe this setting of the hymn tune TRURO. After some surprising chords and modulations, the tune is given to the bass bells. A majestic final stanza leads to the stirring

The traditional Easter hymn begins quietly with singing bell setting the tone. Three verses are played in a subdued manner with the use of optional tubular chimes, muted trumpet, and timpani adding to the

Both majestic and ethereal, this arrangement of PASSION CHORALE will be a lovely addition to your Lenten services. 

The language of Psalm 139 assures us that God knows us and is with us everywhere: "If I ascend to heaven or make my bed in the depths, thou art there!" This musical interpretation strives to be joyful and