Psalm 90

These exciting reproducible collections of familiar hymns are both affordable and achievable for most choirs. The wonderful arrangements will come together quickly and will have your handbell choir ready to

This reproducible collection of best-selling handbell pieces will be a budget-stretching addition to your handbell library. It is filled with dynamic settings from some of today’s finest handbell

Help your ringers develop artistry and musicianship, even if their technical skills are not yet highly developed. This arrangement of Lasst Uns Erfreuen provides an excellent vehicle for

This Palm Sunday setting maintains excitement and energy from beginning to end with big chords and a sprinkling of shakes, martellato, ring touches, swings, thumb damps, martellato lifts, and an echo, as

Palm Sunday options abound with this accessible, flexible arrangement of the tune ST. THEODULPH. An optional, easily memorized processional is provided, followed by an arrangement of the hymn, which is

Ring in the spring with this collection of seasonal favorites carefully selected to highlight Palm Sunday, Easter, and other special Sundays in the spring. The selections will be meaningful additions to

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

A fine setting for the developing handbell choir, this beginner piece for Palm Sunday is moderate in tempo and uses quarter, half, dotted half, and whole notes. All straightforward ringing except for six

This flexible arrangement evokes the power and majesty of the text. It begins with a straightforward harmonization, then a contrasting stanza with the melody in the bells and the accompaniment in the chimes

This accessible arrangement of the traditional spiritual is in 6/8, giving it a slightly jazzy feel - especially when the optional handchimes, flute, temple blocks, and bongos are added. This simple, fun

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