Deuteronomy 6

Song with lyrics about the first 13 states in the order they joined.  Options to accompany with any combination of guitar, piano, bells/chimes, and/or Orff instruments.  Bell parts, piano

This song works particularly well with beginning bell players in church or school. There are no special techniques used, so it is also effective on handchimes. It is a good teaching piece for the dotted

Written by seven master handbell composers and arrangers, this accessible, reproducible collection will be useful in schools, churches and retirement centers. The contents include a delightful variety

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,

Beginning ringers will enjoy this procession-like piece appropriate for worship, concert, or festival. An alternative title also makes it practical for use in school settings. Thumb damps and shakes are

Handbells rung in chordal texture with lots of spicy techniques thrown in are only part of the overall sound ensemble of this tune originally written by T. Susato. Keyboard, percussion, and brass contribute

Written during the siege of Hurricane Dorian along the Atlantic coast in the spring of 2019, this engaging original piece offers the opportunity to explore Dorian mode, with lowered third and sixth tones in

The Largo movement, the most familiar part of Dvorak's "New World" symphony, it is also called Goin' Home. The two arrangements in this folio one a Level 1, the other Level 2 - try to

This simple introspective L1 piece for 3 or 5 octaves is the culmination of a 5-month class composition project at Redeemer Classical School. Step-by-step, the rhythm, melody, chords and structure of the

Both pieces in this edition are in triple meter to facilitate learning in young ringers who have only been exposed to handbell repertoire in quadruple meter. Teaching notes and unison exercises are included

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 split-level handbell composition is a useful resource when teaching students about composition and when you have students with experience and beginners in the same group. Numerous variations on how to