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Based on OLD HUNDREDTH, this jubilant setting starts quietly and simply, then builds adding layer upon layer of sound before the hymn tune arrives in canon. With lots of rhythmic fun, your ringers and

Selected by the Handbell Musicians of America as a music example that showcases the best in handbell art form, this original is upbeat, and full of rhythmic drive and melodic energy, a solid choice for

Inventive use of stopped-sound techniques, supporting a catchy melody, creates a spry and lively atmosphere in this original composition. A lovely, expressive melody in a minor key, passed with

Originally arranged for orchestra and Christmas, transcribed for handbells with opt. C instruments and tambourine, the setting of this familiar 16th century French carol exhibits a frisky enthusiasm and

An energetic original work that your ringers and congregation will love. The opening theme alternates between 3/4 and 6/8 with a driving malleted accompaniment.  The middle section slows in reflection

Rhythmically exciting and uplifting, this arrangement begins with syncopated malleted rhythms as the pulse alternates between duple and triple meter. A soothing middle section elongates the melody,

This original work is composed in sections with each section having a distinct meaning. The first section recounts memories or reflections of the comforts of home. This is followed by a journey back to home

This original work was composed to remind everyone that in spite of all the disturbances in our world and in our country, we all have the common thread of a pulse in our veins. A steady pulse is evident in

Enjoy this crisp, energetic, and lively adaptation of the hymn tune EBENEZER. The piece begins in A minor and offers rhythmic challenges along the way with shifts in stresses within a 12/8 meter. Optional

A cloud of mystery created by the Singing Bell technique is soon replaced by a fast-paced mode of excitement featuring an energized and syncopated melody. The fantasy, a great choice for most worship

With a cheerful, buoyant pulse, this traditional English melody will be fun to perform and bring delight to the listeners. The dancelike rhythm provides a festive atmosphere to any Christmas worship or

Great for a lighter addition to a concert program, this transcription of a beloved piano work by Dvorak is sure to be an audience pleaser. It will take some careful work to make sure that the

This lively, upbeat arrangement is complimented with an optional flute or C instrument. The bass staccato notes may be performed with mallets or plucked. Careful attention should be given to the eighth note

Invocation opens quietly with singing bells in the bass and malleted suspended bells in the treble, then grows in intensity through various techniques only to return to the contemplation of the

This lovely and spritely arrangement requires only a few rehearsals and creates a joyous atmosphere for both ringers and listeners.

You can hear the fife and drum in this setting by Matthew Compton with malleted bass bells and an original "fife" tune in the higher bells.  Things get more and more exciting until a sudden

This refreshing, reimagined setting of the hymn tune NETTLETON uses tuplets against straight notes to weave a musical story with a sense of longing, then a feeling of optimistic fulfillment. The piece

A beautiful original, written for the composer's wedding, consisting of a flowing eighth-note texture for bells. An optional piano accompaniment and optional solo parts for two C instruments are included