Composed for a middle school handbell festival, this is a fun, easy-to-learn piece that all will enjoy. Give it a Halloween title and it will be perfect for a fall concert where you can imagine tip-toeing
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Exemplifying humility, love, and kindness, this piece is a very accessible work that any group can put together in just a few rehearsals! With a memorable and singable melody, this piece will leave a
This piece will put a smile on your ringers and listener's face! With moments of celebration, reflection, and pure joy, Siorai Athas (pronounced SHEE-o-ree AH-huss) exudes happiness and will become a
This original, thoughtful piece is about self-discovery, acceptance, and unconditional love. With a heartfelt story of inspiration found on the inside cover of the music, this piece will be a worthy
As the title suggests, this work is an exciting and explosive piece from beginning to end! Written for Concordia University Nebraska, it was inspired by the idea that people can be catalysts for change,
This gorgeous original composition features a lyric melody over flowing accompaniment. Exposed and sensitive, your ensemble will have plenty of opportunity for some gorgeous musicality.
Love is one of the most impactful experiences in life, and this piece celebrates the passion, excitement, and pure joy that love can bring to our lives! Commissioned in honor of a thirty-year relationship,
Part of Matthew Compton's larger concert work "When All Else Fails," this movement focuses on the theme of love. Based on the Christina Rossetti poem I loved you first: but afterwards your love,
A repeated ground bass sets the tone for this complex and rewarding work in the style of one of the masters. Each variation grows rhythmically and dynamically until the final, full statement of the theme,
Challenge your ensembles with this exciting work that will push your group rhythmically and musically to create an electrifying and satisfying result that your concertgoers will love. Add the cajon and
Written while the composer was directing the handbell ensemble at Concordia University Portland, this piece is dedicated to his wonderful and fun ringers -and it reflects just that! Sure to be a favorite,