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The running eighth note patterns throughout create tension and motion, then resolve beautifully in this haunting and expressive arrangement. With lovely phrasing opportunities and dynamic contrasts, this

This flowing arrangement of the popular worship song utilizes suspended malleted bells in the second verse, and a lighter texture with unique harmonies for the third verse. Expressive ringing and a timeless

This reproducible collection of three Christmas favorites features a bell tree soloist accompanied by a handbell or handchime choir. The result is fresh, interesting, and beautiful. No bell tree? No

Three lovely, easy-to-ring (Brightest and Best of the Stars of the Morning; Let Us Break Bread Together on Our Knees; and Saw Ye My Savior?) are offered in two

Haunting and heroic at the same time, 40 Days in the Desert captures struggle and victory within the same breath. Written in single pulse 3/4 time, the strong melodic lines are supported by

A compilation of joyous, accessible handbell selections that will bring delight to both ringers and listeners. This reproducible collection includes uplifting hymn arrangements by Patricia Hurlbutt, Anna

This majestic and creative arrangement is based on the hymn tunes OLD 100TH and ST. ANNE. Perfect for a celebration of any kind, it brings together handbells with optional organ and percussion.

With mallet rolls and clicks, finger snaps and thumb damps, this well-known theme is fun to ring! Sure to lighten any concert but especially around Halloween!

This meditative tune is ideal for use throughout the holidays and for candlelight services in particular. With numerous key changes and the quiet addition of O Come, All Ye Faithful at the

This tune for handbells and handchimes begins with a bass pattern. Variations are then added before the Advent tune NUN KOMM, DER HEIDEN HEILAND is introduced. The melody continues in both treble and bass

Karen Lakey Buckwalter expertly weaves together a trio of Advent carols in this lyrical medley appropriate for church or concert use. Flowing lines and delicate accompaniment underscore the