For Lent or general use, this arrangement of the hymn tune GORDON uses handbells with optional handchimes (2-3 or 3-5 octaves). There are no techniques other than LV, which creates a legato harmony to

The tune of FOREST GREEN is arranged with flowing eighth notes throughout. No bell changes and no techniques make this a candidate to be rung with music stands. A cheerful arrangement. 

One of the great hymns of the church is given rich textures and engaging musical ideas in this stunning arrangement. The verses are short and move quickly, necessitating quick switches between the

This familiar classical piece has been faithfully transcribed for handbells. While being rhythmically accurate, be sure to keep the legato feel of the dotted eighth/sixteenth note figure that is prominent

“Pax”, of course, means "peace", and this original work is peaceful, flowing, and prayerful. Chimes, though optional, feature nicely as solo lines here and there.

A strong, versatile setting of one of the great hymns of the church. Mallets, shake, LV, martellato, and mallet lift add emphasis to this bold and reverent declaration of faith.

This fresh and innovative setting of the hymn tune HANSON PLACE begins with singing bell, melody on the chimes, and malleted treble air bells. The melody then moves between bells and handchimes (F5-C6) with

Three beloved spirituals - Steal Away; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot and Deep River - are combined in this peaceful, thoughtful arrangement that will soothe the soul and uplift the spirits