Luke.21

This selection, written for the Bay View Week of Handbells, will push ringers' expressiveness and musicality to their limits. Soaring melodies and undulating accompaniment figures abound, giving the piece a

A medley of I Saw Three Ships (SUNNY BANK) and Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, this piece is in compound meter and uses mallets extensively. Handchimes, various rhythms and tempo changes all add to the

Here's a challenging piece that's sure to be a hit with your advanced bell choir. From the hit musical Hair, the pieces in this medley are charged with energy and excitement and filled with

This composing dynamic duo has teamed up to bring us a delightful arrangement of the familiar tune. Alternating 3/4 and 6/8 meters create exciting and upbeat rhythms with the familiar melody woven

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

With constant flowing sixteenth notes, arranger Matthew Compton gives the tune BEACH SPRING a refreshing and meditative setting. Well worth the challenge, this arrangement will make a fine addition to any

This dance-band-style original by Leroy Anderson was ranked the #1 song of 1952. Its charismatic melody, traditional tango style, and subtle blues influences captured the spirit of the era, and it became a

The basic (syncopated) rhythm pattern is established in the first measure. Combine this rhythm with the fast tempo of 132-144 and the result is a fun but challenging work!

Master teacher, composer and conductor Bill Mathis offers a lovely handbell setting of Debussy’s exquisite Clair de Lune. While the notes are relatively easy, the piece offers great teaching

With this new collection Christine Anderson adds to her series of Classic Baroque Solos. These classical solos from the Baroque period incorporate more advanced techniques in order to perform them musically

Driven by exciting polyrhythmic patterns and ornamented with striking inner lines, this original adaptation pays tribute to the classic hymn while giving it a new voice and sound. The incorporation of

The tune FREU DICH SEHR is given several treatments in this exciting arrangement for Advent. From joyfully rhythmic to grandly regal, the various sections use a myriad of handbell techniques including