Hebrews 7

Here's the answer for Thanksgiving services and special events! These six versatile, artfully arranged tunes can easily be rung four in hand or without tables. This collection is offered in four separate

Three lovely, easy-to-ring (Brightest and Best of the Stars of the Morning; Let Us Break Bread Together on Our Knees; and Saw Ye My Savior?) are offered in two

The music for the air is built around a two measure passacaglia. The music for the dance is in 3/4 and is waltz-like. Both pieces are fairly thin-textured, mostly consisting of halfs, dotted halfs, quarters

This piece is a trio arrangement of a piece that is also available for 2-octave handbell choir. The music is built around a 2 measure passacaglia in both pieces. Both pieces are fairly thin-textured, mostly

This delicate setting of the hymntune MARTYRDOM is perfect for use any time during the Lenten season. Written for eight handbells between F5 and F6 with no bell changes, it can be played by anywhere from

Written for a youth choir, this arrangement is simple using mallets at the beginning and ending.

Handbells and chimes combine to present this light and lovely setting of the hymn tunes NEW BRITAIN (Amazing Grace) and WONDROUS LOVE. The tunes are first played on the chimes with flowing bell

In this delightful arrangement of the traditional French tune, harmony coupled with melodic placement assure a joyous ring. Arranged in C Major, this piece is marked "with joy!" and begins with a forte that

Perfect for the two-octave choir, this setting sounds full and lush. With bell changes in only one position, it will work well for a new group and yet it will be satisfying to a more

This lovely setting of the MUELLER tune for this lullaby offers a quiet and meditative reflection ideal for a peaceful moment during services or concerts. Perfect for small-group social-distance ringing,

This arrangement of the well-known hymntune SLANE for just 8 handbells brings out the joy of the ancient Irish text Be Thou My Vision. The optional keyboard accompaniment propels the piece

The "Begin to Ring" Series is arranged in order of difficulty, starting with settings that include whole note accompaniment over the melody line and progressing to settings that use limited eighth notes and