O How Beautiful the Sky - Three verses of this traditional Christmas hymn are accompanied by piano, handchimes and flute. Only 3 chords are needed for the handchimes, 2 notes apiece.  It would be

[This piece] calls for a bright tassle to be attached to the F7 bell. This is then shaken high in the air for several measures, giving a clever effect. Your ringers and audiences will enjoy the

This exciting piece for five-octave handbell ensembles will become a   favorite of your intermediate to advanced handbell group. Featuring driving rhythms, a blisteringly fast and fun melody, and

An exciting and rhythmic piece for your intermediate to advanced handbell group. With its title playfully taken from the name of a Roman five-cent piece, this mixed-meter piece (with a majority in 5/4) will

Here is a nice arrangement of this classic melody for three octave handbell choir. It will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation, being familiar as “Be Still My Soul.” The melody is

Written for your intermediate handbell ensemble, and accessible to 3, 4, or 5-octave ensembles, "March To Glory" can be used as a concert or processional piece. A section written for optional handchimes,

Here is a nice three-octave handbell piece that will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation. The arrangement will be great as part of a patriotic church service. It is appropriate for prelude

Here is a nice three-octave handbell piece that will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation. The melody is clear. This arrangement can be used at almost any time during the church year. It is

Here is a nice three-octave handbell piece that will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation. The melody is clear using only quarter, half, and whole notes. This arrangement can be used at

Here is a nice three-octave handbell piece that will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation. The melody is clear using only quarter, half, and whole notes. This arrangement can be used at

Here is a nice three octave handbell piece that will be easy to learn and a blessing for the congregation. The arrangement will be great as part of a Christmas church service. It is appropriate for prelude

This piece, written for advanced handbells ensembles, will challenge and thrill your ensemble. Using several ringing techniques, this piece will be a show-stopper!