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This lovely arrangement is perfect for Advent. Based on Luke 1:26-38 and Isaiah 7:14, the Annunciation story is set to a Basque tune for two baritone soloists accompanied by handbells and optional

This handbell solo features a lovely, lyrical melody accompanied by a gentle, flowing accompaniment which can be played on keyboard or piano. The solo line and the accompaniment complement each other and

This reproducible collection of traditional Canadian folk songs is excellently arranged for handbells and optional handchimes. Selections range from lively and jaunty tunes to amazingly beautiful and

Refreshing and creative, this composition utilizes the handbell choir to accompany the bell tree soloist. In the contrasting mid-section, the handbell choir takes over the melody, using handchimes, with the

The hymn tune MADRID is arranged for handbell solo with piano accompaniment and optional oboe or C instrument. The oboe and bells share and weave the melody and countermelodies beautifully throughout while

Two German hymns are combined in a handbell solo with organ (or keyboard) accompaniment that is gorgeous and uplifting. The chorale SONNE DER GERECHTIGKEIT appears in many hymnals with joyful lyrics such as

This incredibly creative, versatile, and reproducible collection includes settings of five familiar carols. The arranger has suggested handbell assignments for 3 , 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 ringers. The songs use the

This second volume in the reproducible "Eighteen Bells" series includes five appealing new settings of familiar carols: The First Noel; O Come, O Come, Emmanuel; O Come All Ye Faithful; Good Christian

For all who loved the Eighteen Bells for Christmas collection, here is a new addition to the series. In the composer’s own words, his “goal is to provide music for use in the many

BEACH SPRING is attributed to Benjamin Franklin White, a self-taught singing school teacher who was coeditor of The Sacred Harp, a collection of hymn tunes, in 1844. This beautiful arrangement is

This collection of five Christmas Carols arranged for four-in-hand quartet includes Joy to the World; In the Bleak Midwinter; Rise Up Shepherd and Follow; Silent Night; and The First

This original piece features a beautiful, lyrical melody which will stay with you long after it has ended. The flowing piano accompaniment and the solo interplay for maximum expression. It begins in F major

Filled with lovely counter-melodies and the occasional unexpected yet satisfying chord progression, this will be a very nice addition to any quartet repertoire. O WALY WALY is a Scottish folk tune which has

This perennial Christmas favorite has been given a fresh, creative setting for handbell solo, piano accompaniment, and optional C-instrument (flute).  It is filled with expression, flowing

In this sweet trio setting, the melody is shared throughout all parts, and there are a few LVs and table mallets, and one Sk for a bit of variety in texture. The lyrics to this favorite hymn include:

Lyrical passages and counter-melodies accent the lovely line of this favorite hymn. Key changes add interest and featuring the melody throughout the bell ranges makes this a must-have for your quartet.

This is a charming ensemble arrangement of the gentle Christmas carol. Each ringer will be busy with his or her individual part. The melody for the first verse is rung by the high treble. There is a brief

This lovely quartet arrangement is based on the choral theme from Beethoven's 9th Symphony. An optional repeat is included giving flexibility to the performance. Note: Ensembles must purchase the

This is a sensitive, interpretive arrangement of the wonderful hymn tune, KINGSFOLD. The interaction between the flute and the solo is magical – all supported by a flowing and lyrical piano

This fun piece will be a show-stopper for advanced duet ringers. David has carefully crafted this work to provide visual and auditory excitement. It is malleted throughout with the exception of some brief

Two hymns on the theme of following where Jesus leads have been combined into a lovely and creative medley. Careful use of singing bell, LV, echoes, swings, and gyros - with a few mart-lifts for good

This lyrical and lovely song was written in 1955 for the International Children's Choir and remains a popular anthem of peace to this day. Arranged here for handbell soloist with piano accompaniment, the

This beautifully crafted original work begins with a gentle and mysterious legato section as the solo introduces hints of melody followed by introduction of a gently syncopated rhythm. The fully developed

This favorite and familiar spiritual is mostly rung throughout, with a few LVs and some malleted bass and well-placed dynamics for a nice variety of sound. Some chromatic passages may be a bit of a