A highlight of this energetic piece is the abundant movement in the bass that presents a welcome challenge for your lower bells. This robust piece is highly appropriate for festivals and gala celebrations

This medley of four familiar carols reflects the angelic response to the birth of Jesus. Angels from the Realms of Glory; Angels We Have Heard on High; He Is Born and Hark! The Herald Angels

This lively medley incorporates two well-known spirituals, Behold the Star and Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow. The unique combination of syncopated rhythms and limited techniques make this

If you’re looking for a piece from Handel’s "Messiah" that is both accessible and satisfying, this arrangement fits the bill perfectly. Your ringers will love playing it, and your congregation

The English tune WEXFORD CAROL is presented in a stately and majestic manner. Meter shifts and bell changes will keep ringers busy. Opportunities for expressiveness and musicality abound, as do unique

Simple, beautiful, and easy to prepare and perform, this arrangement of RESONET IN LAUDIBUS is a solid selection for your Christmas programs and services. Using LV and echo techniques, this fantastic piece

This fresh and lively arrangement of ANTIOCH will be a fantastic addition to any bell choir's repertoire. The piece begins and ends with the singing bell technique and develops into a joyous rendition of

The minor tonality of the French folk tune PICARDY appropriately expresses the sense of awe and majesty of the text, and the use of handchimes and other simple techniques helps accentuate both text and

This arrangement of this Christmas spiritual is accessible while also being full of rhythmic interest. Minimal bell changes are balanced with syncopation challenges, all well within reach of most bell

This exciting piece for bells and optional percussion is overflowing with the same joy that the shepherds must have felt on the night they journeyed to see the newborn King! The piece opens with a touch of

This lively and vibrant arrangement of the familiar tune PUER NOBIS NASCITUR may be used for Advent (On Jordan's Bank), Christmas (What Star Is This?) and Easter (That Easter Day with

Opening softly with malleted suspended bells depicting that starry night long ago, the piece shifts to a more joyous and energy filled middle section expressing the joy of the shepherds as they greet the