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This delightful, original work has a rhythmic foundation built on mixed meter throughout, featuring a delightful melody perfectly suited to the rhythm. Nicely placed mart-lifts add to the engaging pulse of

This beautiful aria by Gottfried Heinrich Stolzel has been attributed to J. S. Bach as BWV 508. This setting for solo flute and handbell choir is perfect for a meditative moment in liturgical or concert

This entertaining piece for a small ensemble of six ringers lives up to its title. The popular song is delivered with fun techniques and lively rhythms. The percussion part will add additional flavor and

This setting of Holst's tune CRANHAM begins with a solo eighth-note line inspired by the lyrics "Snow had fallen, snow on snow" and is soon joined by whole-note chords using tower swings to suggest "frosty

One of the NordensMusik Handbell Introit Series of handbell pieces suitable for hymn introductions or incidental music based

This piece, written for advanced handbells ensembles, will challenge and thrill your ensemble. Using several ringing techniques, this piece will be a show-stopper!

"Whoever believes in me, rivers of living water will flow from within them." In this original composition, handbells describe a metaphor where faith starts as a small brook that gradually becomes deeper and

Cynthia Dobrinski's knowledge of bells comes through loud and clear in this nocturne. Following the markings in the score results in a satisfying performance. 

Two short pieces by a prolific handbell composer. While fine with three octaves, four to five octaves add depth and brillance.

A concert piece not for the faint of heart! The opening bass section is played with mallets. Ringing begins at measure 17 with bass swings. The prelude then builds in intensity, ending with big chords and a

This reproducible collection of Lenten hymns may be rung by only six ringers, and the "Bells Used" chart for each piece provides suggestions for individual assignments. With minimal setup and ringers

A rhythmic arrangement of this Spanish carol. Well-crafted and joyful! Excellent for a concert or worship service. 

Bass ringers enjoy this piece because they ring the melody on the 2nd stanza. Rhythmically easy, the arrangement begins and end quietly but builds to a big climax just before the conclusion. Use as a