The Hal Leonard Handbell Method is designed for anyone just learning to ring handbells. Whether you're an experienced musician or you don't read music at all yet, this step-by-step guide will teach

The handbell industry standard reference book for handbells and handchimes, now available in its ninth edition. Handbell and handchime notation, difficulty levels, and solo ensemble notation are covered in

This revolutionary approach to teaching music literacy with handbells or handchimes takes the ringer from rote and chord playing to reading part scores and the full grand staff! Written as a sequential

The Starting Point collection offers simple music to beginners to foster their success. The nine arrangements strategically employ repetition, limited techniques, and zero page turns to

These pieces have been carefully written or selected from folk, classical and sacred repertoire in order to approach the teaching of rhythms sequentially. In addition to being excellent teaching pieces,

Sandra Eithun and Michael W. Joy have created the Pathways to Musical Ringing collection in order to offer music that teaches a specific musical element (in this volume, Articulations) to encourage

This 112 page, spiral bound instructional manual is presented in four parts. First - An Introduction: Includes history, notation, position assignments, conducting, color-coding for non-music readers and

This collection offers reproducible handbell or handchime arrangements of several well-known themes from the classical music world. Ringers will enjoy the opportunity of ringing these wonderful masterpieces

Here is a reproducible collection of easy hymn settings designed for use by beginning handbell or handchime choirs throughout the year. Each title is presented in both 2-octave and 3-octave settings. Only

The purpose of the Starting Point collections is to offer simple music to young or beginning musicians that will foster success and provide the building blocks to future ringing experiences through

Young ringers in schools, community groups or churches will love this second volume of approachable and musically satisfying arrangements of folk tunes from around the globe. Solid program material is