Concert and Festival

Loo, Asubuhi Njema is the Swahili translation of Oh, Happy Morning, a title that describes the upbeat, joyful nature of this original composition. Marts, mart lifts, mallets, shaking, LV,

A song of resilience, this traditional Israeli folk song begins with a mournful setting on handchimes that is lovely, gentle, and flowing. The character of the piece changes as it moves into an up-tempo

This bold original tune is sure to engage your ringers and audiences! With no bell changes or notes shorter than quarter notes, it's a perfect choice for either the beginning ensemble or... view details

Your beginning ringers will love having a piece that sounds like "something!" Well-placed techniques (shakes, thumb damps, marts, and echos) give variety while repetition in rhythms will give

One of the most familiar rounds, Dona Nobis Pacem (Grant Us Peace) intertwines three melodies into a beautiful, peaceful work. As is common in the choral world, this arrangement presents the three

Perfectly titled, this joyous piece will lift your spirits! The original tune set in a lilting 6/8 has a memorable melody with bold harmonies, making it a great choice for concert or worship. The

Composed for a middle school handbell festival, this is a fun, easy-to-learn piece that all will enjoy. Give it a Halloween title and it will be perfect for a fall concert where you can imagine tip-toeing

This lush, lyrical setting of the beloved Korean folk tune is a grand choice for the ensemble looking for something different. Flowing accompaniment lines underscore the beautiful melody, which moves

This beautifully written original work features an ostinato bass line with well-crafted variations that develop with each iteration. Half-note, quarter-note, then eighth- and sixteenth-note passages and

This original composition is a joyous affirmaton of ringing and includes many stopped techniques. Ideal for festival or any celebratory occasion.

This original tune is stunning in its elegance and simplicity. Breathtaking harmonies underpin the delicate melodic lines, creating an emotional and moving experience. The 3-6 octave version uses optional

This original composition is catchy and upbeat. A syncopated rhythmic ostinato pattern begins the piece, which is then carried throughout in every voice. Bass mallets add their energy to make this a fun

Written in honor of his grandsons, this delicate original has a heartfelt melody reminiscent of a classic ballad. Flowing accompanimental lines support the melody played first on bells, then on chimes in

This upbeat original tune is perfect for any celebratory moment in worship or concert and will even make a nice alternative piece for Easter. Repeated rhythmic motives make this piece easy to learn, even as

This exceptional original composition features driving rhythms under an expansive melody. For concert and festival use, this piece provides an exciting musical experience. Add the optional tambourine,

This lilting melody is a song about the Puerto Rican coqui, a tiny tree frog with a high pitched voice that “sings” from dusk till dawn. The music is accented with shakes, thumb damps and

Varying moods and unexpected harmonies abound in this original based on 1 John 4:19: "We love because he first loved us." Use during Lent or any time of reflection or introspection. Optional 3-6 octave

This joyous original tune is perfect for any celebratory occasion, in or outside of church! Written for eight handbells between F5 and F6 with no bell changes, it can be played by two four-in-hand ringers

This composing dynamic duo has teamed up to bring us a delightful arrangement of the familiar tune. Alternating 3/4 and 6/8 meters create exciting and upbeat rhythms with the familiar melody woven

Inspired by the increase in packages delivered to homes in the past few years, this clever original depicts the journey a package makes from one transit point to another before finally arriving at its

Exquisite writing and lovely harmonic shifts in this original composition make this title one your ringers will want to ring time and time again. Fluid writing throughout evokes the feeling of moving water.