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Utilizing handbells, SATB choir and rhythm, this anthem brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in a dynamic new anthem for blended worship. The combination of these forces is the perfect

The introduction immediately draws the listener in with singing bell techniques, chimes, and suspended higher bells with mallets. The middle section is the tune rung with eighth-note accompaniment and

This original work features a lyrical but poignant melody supported by a flowing accompaniment with many LV passages forming lovely progressions.  It begins in g-minor with nicely-crafted segues to

Based on the tune VIA DOLOROSA, this piece begins and ends quietly. It has big chordal middle section and is most appropriate during Lent or as a general selection.

A truly gorgeous, sensitive, and creative setting for handbells and cello, this arrangement of the familiar FINLANDIA begins with cello playing the solo melody line followed by handchimes and then handbells

This beautiful arrangement of the hymntune ST. CHRISTOPHER is perfect for any service during Lent and is especially poignant for a Good Friday service. The subtly shifting moods keep the piece fresh, and

This moving setting of the O Sacred Head, Now Wounded will add depth and meaning to Lent and Holy Week services. The opening motif is a unifying element in the arrangement and signifies the steps

This introspective and moving original work honors the sadness and loneliness felt by so many during the pandemic. Written in F minor, the foundation is an eight-measure pedal tone that supports a lovely

For all who loved the Eighteen Bells for Christmas collection, here is a new addition to the series. In the composer’s own words, his “goal is to provide music for use in the many

"Flowing and expressive" aptly describe this arrangement from the pen of Jason W. Krug. Ringers and audiences will be amazed by the wide range of dynamics involved, and the handchimes are masterfully used

This simple yet powerful music to takes the listener to the Garden of Gethsemane with an attitude of prayer and reflection. The stark, sonorous chords and musical lines using both bells and handchimes