The beloved tune EVENTIDE is arranged in a gentle, calming style, available both as a handbell solo or handbell duet/trio with piano accompaniment and optional flute. The very easy solo may be played on

This arrangment of SINE NOMINE for solo handbells (A4-C7) and piano is majestic and well suited for All Saints Sunday.

Three variations of Amazing Grace weave a lovely tapestry of this beloved tune: Part 1 showcases the single-line melody with a very simple accompaniment; Part 2 enlivens the tune with an obbligato

This handbell solo features a lovely, lyrical melody accompanied by a gentle, flowing accompaniment which can be played on keyboard or piano. The solo line and the accompaniment complement each other and

This solo setting of the hymn tune TRENTHAM is ideal for ringing during Pentecost or any prayerful moments throughout the church year. At times calm and reflective, and others bold and powerful, this piece

The composer skillfully combines Be Thou My Vision with an original tune in this solo arrangement. The Celtic style of the arrangement is serene and lovely for occasions year-round.

This short, simple solo arrangement of the beloved Swedish tune TRYGGARE KAN INGEN VARA is playable either on a bell tree or from the table. This delicate, lovely arrangement is appropriate for baptism,

The hymn tune MADRID is arranged for handbell solo with piano accompaniment and optional oboe or C instrument. The oboe and bells share and weave the melody and countermelodies beautifully throughout while

Playable on bell tree or from the table, this solo arrangement of the American tune NETTLETON features a jaunty, lilting piano accompaniment. A more flowing second stanza provides some variation in style,

Calling all handbell soloists! As with the popular first and second volumes, this third volume features some of the best-loved handbell music of Cathy Moklebust arranged for handbell soloist and keyboard

This gentle, flowing setting of the well-known tune is perfect for the soloist looking for something a little different. The first verse treats the melody very freely, while the second verse lets the piano

Here is a wonderful transcription for solo handbells and piano of Ron's creative arrangement of this beloved hymn.

This original piece features a beautiful, lyrical melody which will stay with you long after it has ended. The flowing piano accompaniment and the solo interplay for maximum expression. It begins in F major