Samuel Wesley's monumental hymn AURELIA has been arranged for congregational singing, accompanied by handbells, organ, brass, timpani, and SATB choir. However, the handbell score may be played alone if

Joyance is the winner of the Handbell Musicians of America Area 2 Festival Conference Composition Contest. For 3-5 octave handbells and optional 3 octave handchimes, this catchy and rhythmic

This arrangement reflects the mystery, anticipation, and excitement of the journey to the promised land. The setting incorporates a myriad of techniques as well as a few tempo changes. This is a great

The hymn tune HOLY MANNA is used with a number of texts such as Brethren, We Have Met to Worship and God, Who Stretched the Spangled Heavens. Here the tune is beautifully arranged using

Inspired by the text, "Prone to wander, Lord I feel it," the opening segment in this setting creates a quieter, more contemplative mood. The momentum eventually builds for the following rousing verse as

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

"Amen, we praise your name, O God" is the translation of this Swahili title, and it will be a joyous and uplifting yet accessible addition to your worship. Jubilant beginning and ending sections are

Two hymns focusing on grace are interwoven in this arrangement: God of Grace and God of Glory (Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah) and Amazing Grace. After a fanfare introduction with LV's and

In this jubilant setting of HYMN TO JOY, Cynthia Dobrinski incorporates a variety of handbell techniques to make the tune come to life. With straight ringing, along with mallets, martellato, and effective

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.

This simple setting is designed for a beginning bell or chime choir to sound full and accomplished through a conscious effort to keep all the ringers busy and happy. As a bonus, this arrangement can also be

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 flowing arrangement of the popular new worship song by Jonas Myrin and Matt Redman utilizes suspended malleted bells in the second verse, and a lighter texture with unqiues harmonies for the third