Psalm 30

This arrangement of this stately hymn is the perfect choice if you’re looking for something that will sound great yet require minimal rehearsal time. It will work wonderfully as a teaching piece or

Beginning ringers will enjoy this procession-like piece appropriate for worship, concert, or festival. An alternative title also makes it practical for use in school settings. Thumb damps and shakes are

Jason Krug's setting of PERSONENT HODIE is a fantastic selection for young or beginning choirs. The martellato, martellato lift, and shake techniques are easy to incorporate, and there are no bell changes.

This collection includes five processionals that can be used to begin a worship service or concert. They are set in five different keys, facilitating seamless transitions into the next song. Each

This easy arrangement is great for the developing ringer. The stacked chords will help your ringers play with confidence. A variety of techniques help to keep this arrangement fun and engaging.

This original work is a brilliant teaching piece for beginning ringers. In keeping with Level One guidelines, the music does not contain any subdivision of the beat, has one prepared handbell change,

Perfect for the developing ringer, this arrangement of the classic carol uses fun techniques yet remains Level 1. Straightforward and pleasingly engaging.

This pleasing setting of the beloved plainchant, DIVINUM MYSTERUM, is just right for beginning choirs. Accessible, yet written so that ringers stay busy and engaged while developing their skills, this

This fun original tune is perfect for the beginning ensemble. Numerous techniques are featured alongside full chords and a memorable melody, making this piece a joy to ring and to hear!

Both treble and bass clef ringers get their turn at playing the melody in this setting of the old gospel hymn. The arrangement includes creative reharmonizations, yet there are no bell changes. Both 2-3 and

An exciting Level 1 experience for listeners and ringers, Jason Krug's treatment of this familiar tune isn't limited to Christmas - change the title as needed and use for Advent and Easter services, too.