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A charming arrangement of the familiar 15th century carol for a handbell quartet during the Christmas season, that features simple chords expanding to a running eighth note pattern in part 3 and 4 for a

Open any concert or church event with a flair. The piece begins with four-in-hand C major peals while the two lower ringers bring in and intertwine five common Christmas tunes. It is a joy to ring, exciting

Here We Come A-Caroling and God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen are combined in a challenging and entertaining format. Key, tempo and technique changes abound. This is truly a winning

A familiar tune and simple rhythms makes this 4-in-hand selection easy to learn. Chordal sections are mixed with eighth note passages. Use with choir or ensemble.

This timeless tune is based on a Ukrainian folk chant called Shchedryk, which means "bountiful," and was originally a New Year's well-wishing song. New lyrics in English have made this beloved tune

These pieces may be rung either by a two-octave handbell or handchime choir, or by a quartet using no tables, ringing 2 bells in each hand. The arrangements reflect the spirit of the hymns and each

This collection of five Christmas Carols arranged for four-in-hand quartet includes Joy to the World; In the Bleak Midwinter; Rise Up Shepherd and Follow; Silent Night; and The First

This specially priced edition is printed in a small size (the size of a standard letter folded in half) and designed to be handed out to your audience or congregation for combined performance with the

A fun and lively setting of a Christmas favorite. Full-sounding with only a few rehearsals. Perfect for intermediate quartet.

This lovely carol was written in 1642 by Canadian Jesuit missionary Jean de Brebeuf, who was living amongst the Hurons in Canada. The arranger has given this carol a rhythmic and fresh style while still

This is a charming ensemble arrangement of the gentle Christmas carol. Each ringer will be busy with his or her individual part. The melody for the first verse is rung by the high treble. There is a brief

The setting of the familiar carol uses Singing Bells and suspended mallets at the beginning to accentuate the silence of a starry night. In the middle, the melodic line is transferred from the bass ringer

An easy arrangement of the timeless anthem for Advent for the developing or youth handbell quartet. Scored for two octaves handbells.