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The traditional spiritual was originally arranged for handbells by Dan R. Edwards and now Sue Garton has further arranged it as a delightful handbell solo. Written in f minor, this piece is ‘swung and

This fresh, lovely, and accessible arrangement begins with the singing bell technique and gentle shakes, setting the stage to present this favorite African-American spiritual. Featuring a gentle, flowing

This favorite spiritual has been given a fresh and upbeat treatment in this creative arrangement. It is rhythmic, jaunty, and features mostly ringing throughout with a few thumb damps and marts added to

This familiar spiritual (hymn tune MCKEE) has been creatively arranged in a bold and lively setting with an expression mark that reads "Joyful fun!" The engaging melody is mostly rung with a few well-placed

This favorite and familiar spiritual is mostly rung throughout, with a few LVs and some malleted bass and well-placed dynamics for a nice variety of sound. Some chromatic passages may be a bit of a

This favorite traditional spiritual has been given fresh treatment in this rhythmic and engaging arrangement. Techniques include shakes, mallets, thumb damps, marts, mart lifts, and ring touches. Low bass

This fresh, exciting arrangement of the favorite African-American spiritual, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, will definitely inspire and lift spirits! An optional opening featuring singing bell,