When a bell descant is desired, one bell player can add the sounds of a multitude of high bells to this familiar hymn (CORONATION).

This Dobrinski classic is arranged for bell tree solo with piano accompaniment. It begins with the simple melody, with the second verse diverging into interesting arpeggios. Includes a rehearsal CD for

This bell tree solo or duet transforms Joel Raney's delightful arrangement into a fun performance piece. Included is a keyboard accompaniment plus a rehearsal CD with practice tracks at tempo as well as

Based on HOLY MANNA, this bell tree solo begins tolling slowly, then moves through modern chords as well as traditional to include a breadth of worship styles. Suitable for sacred and secular settings and a

Three Christmas tunes form this bell tree solo medley. The arrangement begins with the brightness of Ding, Dong, Merrily; moves to the mellowness of Good Christian Friends and ends with

With an easy repetitive bell tree part, a vocalist in the midrange and a keyboard accompanist, this can be a vibrant addition to your Christmas concert. With optional audience singing on the chorus, it can

Twila Paris's lovely song comes alive through Phillip Keveren's arrangement, which can be played as a bell tree solo or duet using three or four octaves of bells. One set of bells can be played by two

Lyrical, sweeping textures accompany the bell tree melody in this rendition of the favorite William Bradbury children's hymn which is true to the original. Piano accompaniment is included. 

This bell tree solo based on Ode to Joy begins quietly and pensively, as if remembering a recent loss. It moves through joy and back to meditation. The piece is suitable for sacred, secular and

The folk song has been given a more contemporary style through this bell tree solo arrangement. Meaningful for Lent, Maundy Thursday, and Good Friday as well as other times, it offers room for

The original Manger Lullaby (#3227345) was written by Hart Morris when his first granddaughter was born. 16 years later, he arranged it for her to play as her first handbell solo. The handbell part

Audiences love this familiar Baroque piece and will enjoy it even more when played on a series of bell trees. Transposed into the key of C, the piece can be played on bell trees from G4 to C6 or G7, with

This Easter medley for solo handbells and keyboard combines the tunes EASTER HYMN and VICTORY with EXSULTET. The use of bell tree in the beginning leads into an exciting multi-meter expression of praise.