Christmas Sacred Handbell Music

This fun and boisterous arrangement includes mallets and many other stopped techniques. The lilting opening section gives way to a grandiose presentation of the melody and then returns to the sea-shanty

Beginning with all ringers on mallets, this is an ideal piece to teach mallet technique. The developing ringer will enjoy the variety of other techniques, including mallet rolls, used to enliven this

This setting of the favorite Christmas song is an effusion of joy and celebration! The lively tempo and driving rhythms give this piece a brilliant sparkle, and the varied keys, harmonies, and moods

The eight titles contained in this reproducible collection are versatile, musical, and fun. Playable with two, three, or four ringers, these are ideal for ringing without tables. Perfect for the small

A new twist on the beloved Christmas carol, this arrangement is fierce and holds nothing back. Yet it is accessible and not overly complicated to pull off. Replete with thrilling twists and turns, including

Two favorite carols are combined into a delightful and joyous setting featuring styles and rhythms from around the world. Beginning with a Celtic flair, it travels to East Asia, basks in the calypso style

Christmas songs God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and Fum, Fum, Fum are combined in what will become an audience favorite. The bell part stands alone as a fine arrangement, but adding

Here is an amazingly creative and exciting setting of the Ukrainian folk tune Shchedryk which will be a fun challenge for your advanced group. The repetitive ostinato four-note pattern is present

This 12 bell (F5-C7) reproducible collection is a must-have this Christmas season! It's the perfect solution for ensembles who want to play for parties, events, in hospitals and nursing homes, schools, or

This quartet setting of the popular arrangement has a malleted accompaniment which provides the perfect counterpoint to handbells with optional handchimes (E5-D6), guitar and tambourine parts. Guitar and

This arrangement begins with the familiar and repetitive four-note pattern that develops into a series of creatively placed stopped techniques. Wonderful ascending sixteenth-note parallel octaves lead to