Sacred Handbell Music

A simple arrangement of the traditional tune NICEA in three verses, with introduction, short interludes, and a tag. 

Bach's famous chorale is transcribed here for handbells by a master arranger. True to the choral score, ringers will be challenged to keep the triplet figures smooth throughout.

Enjoy this energetic arrangement of the tune ITALIAN HYMN. Within the 3/4 meter, the emphasis shifts back and forth between three quarter notes and two dotted quarter notes, adding rhythmic interest with

Enjoy this energetic arrangement of two familiar hymns of praise: Praise to the Lord, the Almighty and To God Be the Glory. With rhythmic mallets in the bass, treble bells play through the

This collection of bell tree embellishments includes many well-known hymn tunes and features ostinato patterns, tonics, fifths, and pentatonic rhythms. The simple, easy to learn embellishments are intended

This setting of the well-known hymn begins with a quiet, free introduction then moves into the steady pace of the hymn. Optional 3-5 octave handchimes provide contrast in the middle verse. The arrangement

Challenged to find weekly music without a vocal choir or bell choir? This collection is the solution! Easy arrangements of familiar hymns make these arrangements perfect for the beginning bell tree ringer

This fully reproducible collection features a variety of arrangements for use throughout the church year. Curated from the popular Ring Together series, these are versatile, easy-to-learn settings that are

The lovely hymn tune GROSSER GOTT is set here in a thoughtful style, encouraging a time of prayer or moment of reflection.

This gorgeous original composition is sincere and eloquently crafted music for our turbulent times. Especially perfect for a memorial service or any time that calls for an introspective musical moment, it

One of Christian radio's most popular song of praise is brought to handbells in this sweet and thoughtful arrangement. Resist the urge to... view details

A creative, bold setting with a big, broad sound, this arrangement will challenge ringers and audience. Two parts are noticeably more advanced than the others in difficulty, though they are soon mastered

This wonderful hymn is most closely associated with Advent but may be used for Lent or general worship as well. The ethereal, mesmerizing arrangement captures the mystery and wonder of Christ's coming,

Advanced choirs will enjoy this challenging arrangement filled with technical fireworks and wonderful musical textures. Although it may be used in general worship, this setting is appropriate for the Easter

Written in response to Hurricane Harvey, this composition  is a powerful setting of the Dies Irae and the hymn tunes FOUNDATION, RESTORATION, and KING'S WESTON. A testament to God’s redemptive

Written for two bell choirs, the Lenten hymn HERLIEBSTER JESU is portrayed in a sensitive fashion. Motifs pass back and forth between the groups, and Choir II may be played on handchimes.

Original composition for 3-5 octaves handbells with optional 3-5 octaves handchimes. This simple title written in ABA form, is an easy ring, giving opportunity to develop strong basic ringing skills and

This Easter medley for solo handbells and keyboard combines the tunes EASTER HYMN and VICTORY with EXSULTET. The use of bell tree in the beginning leads into an exciting multi-meter expression of praise.

Intertwining contrapuntal lines and rich chromaticism convey a sense of buoyant optimism. A middle section in a minor key implies a time of struggle before returning to a major tonality for a joyful

Two classic Thanksgiving songs are presented with some light syncopation in the accompaniment. Words to each song are printed between the staves.

In 6/8, "joy" is expressed in a Celtic-like melody which then gives way to "remembrance" in a slower but no less joyful middle section in 3/4. The opening material returns with some 16th-note flourishes.

The simple familiar tune by James Macbeth Bain (often paired with the text The Lord Is My Shepherd) is introduced with a lush, sustained singing bell chord. The second verse is supported with an

This is the perfect piece to use when teaching someone how to do a bell tree. It is also superb for having your ensemble accompany a handbell tree soloist. For added flexibility, the accompaniments can be