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This flowing arrangement of the popular worship song utilizes suspended malleted bells in the second verse, and a lighter texture with unique harmonies for the third verse. Expressive ringing and a timeless

Fun for summertime with limited ringers, these gospel hymn favorites will strike a familiar and happy chord with many worshipers. Because there are no bell changes, no tables are required. Bell assignment

Three popular spirituals are cleverly arranged for just 8 bells playable by 2-4 ringers. Each short piece is offered in 4 different ranges, depending on which bells the ringers want to use: C5-C6 for one

Linda Lamb has expertly combined the John B. Dykes hymn tune Holy, Holy, Holy with J.S. Bach's Air from "Orchestral Suite No. 3." The optional handchimes in the middle section produce a

This stimulating and fast-paced setting matches the glorious mood and style of the awe-inspiring hymn. Marts, mart lifts, echoes and thumb damps add a bit of sparkle to the middle section, yet the

Celebrate Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem with this dynamic arrangement from the pen of Jason W. Krug. The fanfare and processional statements of the tune frame a sensitive hand chime presentation

For 12 bells (F5-C7,) this reproducible collection includes titles that span the church year: All Praise to Thee, O King Divine; At the Table; Be Thou My Vision; Breathe on Me, Breath of God; Carol

This second reproducible volume includes 18 new 12-bell arrangements in a variety of styles for use throughout the church year. As with the first volume, each title uses only 12 bells between F5 and C7 -

Combining two beloved hymns into one handsome offering, Linda Lamb calls on a number of specialty techniques to bring these melodies into view. Your congregation will recognize both the Royal Oak

Cathy Moklebust's budget-stretching reproducible collection contains several well-known hymn tune arrangements and original compositions for use during various seasons of the church year, and is published

Flowing arpeggios underscore this gentle arrangement of the Welsh tune AR HYD Y NOS. As the piece unfolds, the melody is passed around to all registers, from handbells to handchimes and back. Unexpected

This festive setting of WIE SCHOEN LEUCHTET begins with a simply stated melody in the bass and a cascading treble-bell peal. This is followed by a meditative middle section featuring continuously moving