Sacred Handbell Music

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

THIS ITEM IS NOT REPRODUCIBLE; please purchase as many copies as needed for your ensemble. Rejoice and celebrate with this upbeat, mixed-meter tune! Written for handbells and optional 3-7 octaves of

This arrangement of the hymn tune MORECAMBE is an excellent addition to the handbell soloist’s repertoire. For the first verse, the flowing piano accompaniment supports the straightforward solo

“Pax”, of course, means "peace", and this original work is peaceful, flowing, and prayerful. Chimes, though optional, feature nicely as solo lines here and there.

This fresh and innovative setting of the hymn tune HANSON PLACE begins with singing bell, melody on the chimes, and malleted treble air bells. The melody then moves between bells and handchimes (F5-C6) with

Three well-known tunes are artfully combined in this very pleasing medley of favorite spirituals (Roll, Jordan, Roll; Deep River; PROMISED LAND.) This accessible arrangement would be at home in

Featuring mart lifts and malleted bells on the table, this lively arrangement is useful for worship during any season, but it will be especially effective at Easter. With easy rhythms and few bell changes,

Making good use of the singing bell technique and optional handchimes, this beautiful arrangement of BUNESSAN describes the coming of a fresh new day. Beginning with Singing Bell under quartal harmonies,

This simple folk hymn is given a creative setting that uses a variety of techniques as well as changes in tempo and dynamics. While all quarter and half notes, the cut-time meter with some syncopation makes

This tone poem begins with the mournful tolling of bells reflecting our painful experience when handbells could not ring during the pandemic. Sheer joy that we can ring together again... view details

This arrangement of the tune FAITHFULNESS has two sections, one that flows along and another that is joyfully malleted, portraying God's unchanging faithfulness and our joyful response to such underserved

Six hymns are arranged for eight handbells in this collection that covers the church year. Tunes: HAMBURG; DUKE STREET; HYFRYDOL; NUN KOMM, DER HEIDEN HEILAND; VOM HIMMEL HOCH; WIE SCHON LEUCHTET; AN

Arranged for small ensembles, here are eight tried-and-true hymns for 12 bells. Playable by three to six ringers using music stands or tables, the bells range from F5 to C7 and vary in key. Tunes include

This accessible medley of three shepherd-themed hymn tunes uses a small number of bells but is large in creativity. Several meter and tempo changes provide variety and contrast, while optional handchimes

This baptismal hymn to the tune BACHOFEN uses a motive of two martellato chords on beats three and four to emphasize the power of baptism in our lives. The melody begins in the upper treble, moves to the

Combining the well-known hymn by Arthur Sullivan with the famous Trumpet Tune of Henry Purcell, this setting is ideal for ensembles searching for something a little different. After a stately

A brief chordal statement of the hymn tune AURELIA gives way to a full treatment in an unexpected ¾ time with a syncopated underpinning. The melody travels throughout the ensemble, giving all your