Exultation is a spirited new original piece with a catchy and memorable theme. Mart lifts and mallet work make this piece dance along. Yet contrast is provided with beautiful lyric interludes.

An original piece from a gifted composer that contrasts major against minor. Echoes, mallet work, and bell peals are used effectively in this very accessible and fun Level 2 piece. Great for the Easter

This dynamic original handbell setting is a great way to set the mood for any joyous or memorable occasion. The energizing opening is a buildup of sound as the handbells create a resounding crescendo from a

Alex Guebert's knowledge of handbells comes shining through in this exciting new original piece. Whether played by 3, 4, or 5 octaves of bells, this piece sounds full and majestic and is easy to play. In no

The revered Hallelujah Chorus receives a fresh treatment in this lilting arrangement. Thoughtful and well-placed martellato lifts and malleted bells punctuate this crowd-pleasing piece.

This original piece, with its catchy, syncopated rhythms, is your festival solution! With compatible arrangements for choirs containing two to six octaves of bells without bell changes, your ringers can

This engaging medley of familiar U.S. Armed Forces songs (Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force and Marines) will add patriotic spirit to your next handbell program. Excerpts from America, the

The purpose of this collection is to offer simple music to young or beginning musicians that will foster success and provide the building blocks to future ringing experiences through repetition, the limited

Commissioned for the Handbell Musicians of America, Area 8 2016 Festival/Conference, Despite the Storm is an original composition for handbells, optional handchimes, and optional flute. It features

This up-beat work will introduce beginning ringers to techniques including martellato, echo, martellato lift, and LV. In keeping with the level-one rating, there are no bell changes in this piece. Both

This energetic, joyous original composition employs constant eighth-note carillon patterns and extensive use of LV in a piece that shimmers from beginning to end. The inclusion of the hymn tune LAUDA ANIMA