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This lovely handbell arrangement of the beloved tune FINLANDIA can be used with piano and optional handchimes, choir, or congregation. Multiple verses can be added, if desired, along with the additional

With constant flowing sixteenth notes, arranger Matthew Compton gives the tune BEACH SPRING a refreshing and meditative setting. Well worth the challenge, this arrangement will make a fine addition to any

Ideal for any festive concert or worship, this cheerful original composition is a real crowd pleaser with its lightly syncopated rhythms in a Spanish flavor, for 3-5 octave handbells. A splash of handbell

Rhythm and drive prevail throughout Peggy Bettcher's 3-5 octave arrangement of this popular contemporary worship song. The hymn My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less adds a classic

Celebrating the coronation of our Savior and King, here is an easy, straightforward setting of two familiar hymn tunes, CORONATION and DIADEMATA. With no bell changes but plenty of techniques, this

For the Easter season, here is an effective, rhythmic setting of a Joel Raney hymn setting that has been newly transcribed for handbells by Arnold Sherman. With a tempo marking of Con brio, you can imagine

This touching arrangement of an American folk melody soars with beautiful harmonies and is enhanced to great effect by adding the optional C-instrument and handchimes (3 octaves.)

Based on the hymn tunes KING'S WESTON; NEUMARK and the PASSION CHORALE, this stirring piece is filled with a subtle blending of melodies and harmonic colors. Woven together with creative arranging, the

This lovely communion arrangement is masterfully crafted and includes lush harmonies and creative rhythmic accompaniment.

This gentle ballad may be rung as a stand-alone piece or serve as the accompaniment to the choral setting (#10305837), which centers on the theme of entering into worship where we may find stillness in

Arnold Sherman's rhythmic setting of this eminent hymn is derived from a Joel Raney piano setting. The dynamic opening is followed by a gentle, reflective verse before returning to a grand modulation and