Sacred Handbell Music

For a beginning group that wants to sound good, this original piece can be used any time for worship or for a concert. With an ABABA structure, the returning music gives confidence to the ringers and yet is

Infused with a tranquil and calming sense of comfort and security amidst our hectic and uncertain world, this lovely original work is ideal for worship and concerts. Scored for handbells with optional

This unique reproducible collection consists of ten original, twenty-measure compositions. Each 'Sounding' consists of a four measure introduction/coda and sixteen measures of thematic material. Each piece

This arrangement of a lovely Scottish tune (variously Sidh Beag Sidh Mor or Si Bheag, Si Mhor) begins simply with the chimes playing the melody against singing bell accompaniment. Then the

It is rare to find an achingly beautiful piece filled with sophistication and musical nuance that is technically very straightforward and mastered quickly. This is that piece. For worship or concert, this

Mallets - on bells, on tables, on themselves! - predominate in this fun arrangement of a classic hymn. The result gives an almost marching-band feel to the performance, making it as enjoyable to ring as it

One of Christian radio's most popular song of praise is brought to handbells in this sweet and thoughtful arrangement. Resist the urge to... view details

Simple and tasteful, this lovely arrangement of the familiar hymn will be well received in worship services during any season of the church year.

As with the other titles in the 12 Bells in F series, you'll find this collection of favorite hymns of praise very useful when performing with fewer ringers. No bell changes means no table is

A creative, bold setting with a big, broad sound, this arrangement will challenge ringers and audience. Two parts are noticeably more advanced than the others in difficulty, though they are soon mastered

This wonderful hymn is most closely associated with Advent but may be used for Lent or general worship as well. The ethereal, mesmerizing arrangement captures the mystery and wonder of Christ's coming,

Advanced choirs will enjoy this challenging arrangement filled with technical fireworks and wonderful musical textures. Although it may be used in general worship, this setting is appropriate for the Easter

This arrangement of the favorite hymn begins steadily in 4/4, changes key and moves to 3/4, then changes key again as it moves back to 4/4 for the final verse. Each verse adds rhythmic interest, and by the

This original composition brings a calming, peaceful presence in times of uncertainty and unrest. The music is knowingly purposeful and carefully measured. It moves our hearts to an undisturbed place. Song

This reproducible collection provides delightful arrangements of hymns and spirituals for 12 bells (F5-C7) with optional keyboard accompaniment. The pieces may be played by six ringers using standard bell

This reproducible collection contains five joyous and energetic originals that will keep ringers happily busy. Excitement is enhanced through the use of a variety of handbell techniques, including one

Written by seven master handbell composers and arrangers, this accessible, reproducible collection will be useful in schools, churches and retirement centers. The contents include a delightful variety

This tranquil, flowing arrangement is based on the 19th-century American tune LORD, REVIVE US. The opening measures consist of an original motif which is interwoven throughout the piece. Incorporating the

This arrangement will work well as a prelude, an offertory, or during a time of reflection in a worship service. The melody begins with chimes accompanied by bells malleted in the air and flowing bass

An upbeat setting of the beloved African American spiritual, this arrangement will be a favorite for church services, special performances, and school settings. Through the use of syncopated rhythms,

Built on a rhythmic motif, this arrangement gives us a fresh and joyous take on a well-loved hymn. A contrasting middle section provides a moment of reflection, and a soaring countermelody carries the piece

The hymn tune LAUDA ANIMA is the source of this majestic arrangement which is appropriate throughout the church year. Beginning with a fanfare introduction, the first stanza is presented in a powerful,

Composed with massed ringing in mind, this original work lends itself equally well to being rung by a single handbell choir. It is in mixolydian mode and will work well to open a concert or worship

A bell motif provides the unifying element of this new arrangement of the well-known hymn tune HYFRYDOL. All ringers are kept busy as the piece builds rhythmically and dynamically from start to finish. This