Isaiah.53

The composer's creativity shines through in this very interesting original piece that works as well with two octaves as it does with three. If you use it in school, just shorten the title to "Celebration."

Featuring mart lifts and malleted bells on the table, this lively arrangement is useful for worship during any season, but it will be especially effective at Easter. With easy rhythms and few bell changes,

This original composition engages the listener from the start with a melody that shifts from 3/4 and 6/8 every other measure. This rhythm pattern continues throughout the piece except for a short section of

The composer of this addition to the Ring-a-Story Series writes: "I've often wondered what the lions were thinking when Daniel was thrown in for that all-night lock-in. Perhpas we can best imagine it

Dan Edwards has woven three much-loved Messiah themes into a very satisfying and accessible arrangement for handbells or handchimes. Includes portions of: And the Glory of the Lord; For Unto Us a Child

Simple and tasteful, this lovely arrangement of the familiar hymn will be well received in worship services during any season of the church year.

Bill Ingram combines O Worship the King and Come, Thou Almighty King in a very accessible arrangement. Useful in general services as well as Christ the King Sunday.