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This expansive original work is rich in beautiful melodies and opportunities for musical contrast. The piece includes both handbells and chimes. Accompanying eighth notes, then triplets, then syncopation

With mallet rolls and clicks, finger snaps and thumb damps, this well-known theme is fun to ring! Sure to lighten any concert but especially around Halloween!

This Advent medley begins with LV and the hymn Savior of the Nations, Come, then moves into a gently syncopated accompaniment supporting O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Then with subtle touch,

This swinging setting of the well-known spiritual is inspiring! Bright, rhythmic, and just fun to play, the arrangement offers three contrasting styles to challenge your ringers. An excellent tool for

Based on OLD HUNDREDTH, this jubilant setting starts quietly and simply, then builds adding layer upon layer of sound before the hymn tune arrives in canon. With lots of rhythmic fun, your ringers and

Selected by the Handbell Musicians of America as a music example that showcases the best in handbell art form, this original is upbeat, and full of rhythmic drive and melodic energy, a solid choice for

This engaging transcription of Handel's classic gem displays his sparkling Baroque musical spirit. Enhanced with mallets and shakes, it is a wonderful choir for any concert or festival.

Quoting William Boyce's Alleluia, this energetic piece is in 7/8 meter with occasional 4/4 measures, making it rhythmic and interesting. The 7/8 to 4/4 rhythm patterns recur throughout, which your

"Bells Plus" is a series of handbells plus other instruments. In this series handbell choirs are a part of an ensemble that also calls for other instruments that are necessary for a complete performance.

This medley of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and Angels We Have Heard on High bursts forth with exuberance and rhythmic delight. The music comes to life with an abundance of stopped sounds

John Rutter's beloved carol has been faithfully transcribed for handbell choir, however is one step lower (Eb) than the choral setting (F). Careful attention to clarity of line and dynamics will make this

Johan Kahl, a Swedish hymn poet, wrote over 50 hymns before he tragically drowned at the age of 25. This poem was set to a Finnish folk tune which has been included in several hymnals and choral

This original composition brims with exuberance and forward motion from beginning to end. A challenging Level 3+, this exciting work is appropriate for both worship and concert.