Master arranger Kevin McChesney gives this familiar tune a truly triumphant character. The setting uses 3-6 octaves of handbells and optional handchimes and keyboard. Although the keyboard is optional, it

As the title so aptly puts it, this medley of Sunday School favorites, including, I Am a C-H-R-I-S-T-I-A-N; The B-I-B-L-E; Deep and Wide and more, is all kinds of cheerful! Hand claps and

A spiritually uplifting setting from one of our most heartfelt and spiritually thoughtful arrangers, the favorite hymn tune CRUSADERS' HYMN is arranged to showcase your choir at its musical best.

An engaging and lilting arrangement of ST. CATHERINE, this piece can be used for worship anytime during the year. With very few bells changes, choirs can focus on PL and TD techniques. Syncopation adds a

It is rare to find an achingly beautiful piece filled with sophistication and musical nuance that is technically very straightforward and mastered quickly. This is that piece. For worship or concert, this

Featuring a variety of techniques and changes in tempo and dynamics, this work presents a wonderful opportunity to work on technique and musicality. A perfect fit for worship, concert, and festivals.

Introduced with singing bells and a gentle bells/chimes eighth-note pattern, this piece is a very effective arrangement of O Sacred Head (PASSION CHORALE) and When I Survey the Wondrous

This set of variations on the song I've Got the Joy begins with a calm statement of the first verse; then the joy is evident in the upbeat, somewhat jazzy syncopated verses that follow. 

This arrangement of the favorite hymn begins steadily in 4/4, changes key and moves to 3/4, then changes key again as it moves back to 4/4 for the final verse. Each verse adds rhythmic interest, and by the

KEDRON is a powerful and meaningful hymn for general worship that is linked to numerous texts: Thou Man of Grief; Creating God, Your Fingers Trace and Sunset to Sunrise Changes

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

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

“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.