Sacred Handbell Music

Syncopated Caribbean rhythms bring a fresh and creative look at this great hymn. Be careful with the bass notes, as moving from malleted to rung to malleted in the same measure is tricky at first but very

This arrangement features the tune KREMSER, which is also used as the Thanksgiving hymn We Gather Together. An optional flute part (or C instrument) is included in the score. The text is included

This fully reproducible collection features a variety of arrangements for use throughout the church year. Curated from the popular Ring Together series, these are versatile, easy-to-learn settings that are

Fun for summertime with limited ringers, these gospel hymn favorites will strike a familiar and happy chord with many worshipers. Because there are no bell changes, no tables are required. Bell assignment

The lovely hymn tune GROSSER GOTT is set here in a thoughtful style, encouraging a time of prayer or moment of reflection.

This gorgeous original composition is sincere and eloquently crafted music for our turbulent times. Especially perfect for a memorial service or any time that calls for an introspective musical moment, it

This very usable arrangement of a well-known spiritual features a variety of techniques and an introduction to syncopated rhythms for the beginning choir. A faster tempo will make it attractive to

The tune ABERYSTWYTH is often paired with this Charles Wesley hymn text. It is a hymn of hope and provides comfort in turbulent times. Echoes and suspended mallets offer a delicate and ethereal tone.

Inspired by the death of the composer's mother, this original composition is both imaginative and uplifting. The lilting, singable melody has a contemporary flavor with a syncopated line over a gentle,

Opening with a tender rendition of Jesus Loves the Little Children, this arrangement is perfect for Children's Sunday or any worship where children are the focal point. Krug's tender treatment is

This setting of LOBE DEN HERREN is peppy and upbeat, almost Celtic in feel. While scored for Level 2+/3- ensembles, it is an excellent choice for groups looking for more challenge. This arrangement is

Many arrangements of this respected and hallowed tune exists for handbells; however, few offer an optional piano score. While the handbell arrangement may stand on its own, adding the optional piano induces

Originally written in 1872 for tenor, cello, and organ, this revered piece has stood the test of time and is arranged here for handbells and optional handchimes. While appropriate for any service, this

Somber, poignant; the longings of humanity are set to music in this beautiful original composition. It is suitable for Lent or any solemn occasion, or as a profound concert piece.

This original composition features a beautiful melody, soaring countermelodies and a quiet poignant ending. Optional 3-4 octave handchimes add dimension to this piece that is appropriate for worship

Highlighting favorite communion hymns, this collection uses only twelve bells spanning F5 to C7. Use for those occasions when you are shorthanded for church services or would like to travel with a small

This challenging arrangement includes hints of EIN FESTE BURG, making it a great choice for Reformation Sunday. The first verse proceeds in the expected 3/4 meter, then moves smoothly into 6/8 and

Following a brief introduction, the theme rhythmically illustrates the title in a lilting 7/8 meter accompanied by a playful malleted eighth-note bass line. Handchimes take over at a lively pace. A return

This festive, original handbell prelude for 7-11 ringers (2-3 octaves) is musically challenging and engaging for ringers and audience. Rhythmically interesting and with a memorable melody, it builds from

Processionals can provide festive treatment for any occasion. Written in the keys of D, E flat, F, and B flat, these four processionals for 3-5 octave handbells can be easily memorized, allowing the bell

This simple setting of AR HYD Y NOS is ideal for beginner ensembles. Set in 4/4 time, it uses basic ringing and thumb damping techniques and moves the sweet melody around to each part of the group, allowing

The traditional Welsh tune THE ASH GROVE gets a lively calypso setting in this arrangement which expresses the excitement of the text. A more tranquil, hymn-like second verse leads back to a dance-like

This setting features flowing lines and tender harmonies. The melody evolves for three verses and culminates in an exciting key change. Useful throughout the church year, it may be used with the hymns texts

Here is a fun, original composition tailored for the developing choir. Ringers will enjoy learning the varied stopped techniques, and audiences and congregations will be humming the tune long after the