The Handbells Rock series goes Motown with this timeless classic made popular first by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell and later by Diana Ross. The arrangement is true to the original, with syncopated

This masterful transcription of the Bourree from Bach's Partita No. 1 in B Minor for Violin is a challenge not for the faint of heart! The upbeat tempo, constantly flowing notes, and extreme

Opening with a motive based on the first three notes of the melody, this dynamic setting will be a welcome addition to any worship, concert, or festival experience. Filled with contrasting sections of

Composed for Embellish of Grand Rapids, MI, Exultate is an exhilarating work filled with pulsating joy and rhythmic adventure. The middle section utilizes handchimes on the melody, adding

This powerful fanfare begins with massive chords that transition into a virtuoso middle section where all bells, high, middle, and low, play the exciting 16th-note theme. It closes with a return of the

Opening with an ethereal air malleted section, this fantasy on the hymn tune PROSPECT sets an evocative scene. The tune is explored through a variety of styles, and the optional handchimes, wind chimes, and

This exciting work will challenge ringers and thrill listeners with its big sound, quick tempos and surprising turns of rhythm along the way. It may be played by bells alone or with optional brass quintet

This is an energetic and joyous arrangement of the tunes OLD HUNDREDTH and ST. FLAVIAN.  Exciting LV eighth note patterns, rich, full chords, and the optional use of handchimes make this piece a

This intriguing original work begins with driving eighth notes underscoring a primal melody of moving parallel fourths. A second more lyric melody on handchimes provides contrast, with a short chromatic

This exciting tune was written for the hit movie of the same name. It was certified platinum and has remained popular since. A variety of effectively placed techniques emphasize the natural rhythm of the

What begins lovely and lyrical soon explodes in dance-like fashion as this well-known folk tune comes to life with bells, chimes, and an optional descanting instrument. At the close, the music floats back

This traditional Caribbean song has been arranged with the joyful spirit inherent in the song. It starts with mallet rolls and soon moves into the familiar syncopated refrain where a clean ring touch

This jazz/blues rendition of the familiar spiritual is sure to get everyone's toes tapping. Full of fun stopped techniques, it features a lively bass line which is challenging but worth the effort. Ringers

Beautiful, haunting, and reflective, this well-crafted arrangement of the Welsh hymn tune ABERYSTWYTH will be appropriate for Advent, Lent, or any reflective time in community handbell programs. Low chimes

This varied arrangement of the 15th-century French processional uses randomly malleted handbells, handchimes, finger cymbals (or triangle), and chime tree to create a mystical, ethereal introduction. A

This 1963 pop standard was released by Andy Williams for his first Christmas record and is a celebration and description of the many and varied activities associated with the holiday season. It focuses on

In this African American spiritual, WEARY LAND has been arranged in a bluesy swing style. Perfect during Lent or most anytime during the year, this arrangement will challenge ringers with frequent

Pop standard Jingle Bell Rock receives a jazzy treatment from Sondra Tucker. The optional alto sax part contains the musical instruction "rowdy!", so this expansive arrangement will make

You've never heard Jingle Bells like this! This showstopper by Sondra Tucker features swaying, syncopated rhythms and thumb damps, ring touch, mallets and marts in an "improvised" middle section

This delightful, joyful original composition is based on the words of Psalm 150. The main theme is introduced by handchimes and singing bells, which quickly moves to an exciting, driving rhythmic section. A

This warm, lovely transcription by Kimberlee Strepka stems from Dan Goeller's orchestration of the tune HYFRYDOL. The C instruments are not optional and provide a contemplative, reflective mood that's

This popular piano piece from the early 1900s will charm audiences and keep ringers engaged. Perfect for concert use, its happy vibe complements most any program.