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An excellent selection for beginning or smaller ensembles. This cheerful arrangement has only one bell change at the key change and features the use of mallets, thumb damps, martellato lifts, and shakes.

Terry Osman presents a joyful and bright arrangement of this Catalonian carol. With very minimal bell changes, this piece is perfect for introducing sixteenth notes to your ensemble. It will add sparkle to

This Level 1 piece is sure to enthrall your beginning ringers with its setting based on the hymn tune MADRID and the text "Loud praise to Christ the King!" This is a great teaching piece that also features

This charming reproducible collection features easy Advent and Christmas arrangements playable on either handbells or handchimes. Come and Adore will be a wonderful resource for developing choirs

You will go to this arrangement again and again for your Communion service needs! This set offers the flexibility to perform each tune on its own or string them together to meet the varying lengths of your

Sharon Elery Rogers combined Go to Dark Gethsemane and Beneath the Cross of Jesus for this evocative setting that will enhance any Lenten worship service. To make bell changes smooth

A spiritual set in an interesting and superb way using a unique combination of bells and chimes, with special effects in the bells, that creates energy and vitality throughout the composition. This is an

These simple settings appeal to beginning handbell and handchime choirs as well as more advanced choirs looking for shorter creative arrangements that can be learned quickly. Each is a complete composition,

The perfect opener for any Christmas service or concert, this energetic arrangement of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing comes to us from the creative mind of Dan Edwards. The melody - written in

Ron Mallory's joyful arrangement of the beloved Christmas tune provides a superb opportunity to bring the entire congregation together. An excellent choice for a concert or larger service. Well-written and

A stunning arrangement of the hymn tune ST. DENIO, this piece is happy and bright, enhanced with optional triangle and tambourine parts. Featuring fun techniques that your ringers are sure to enjoy

This aptly named original is a fun and energetic piece that will keep your ringers busy and your audience or congregation engaged. This is an outstanding teaching piece for developing ringers who are

The haunting PICARDY melody is used for this wonderful Advent or general prelude. The "alleluia" motif begins the piece and ties together two very contrasting settings of the melody. Both treble and bass

This 19th-century Dakota melody is a unique addition to handbell repertoire, and is appropriate any time the focus is on creation. The arrangement is simple and plaintive, featuring repetitive rhythms, very

Flawlessly crafted for small ensembles, this brilliant reproducible collection contains pieces that are suitable for use throughout the year. Handbell assignments are given for three, four, five, or six

This ethereal arrangement reflects the sleepy town of Bethlehem on the night that Christ was born. Coming together with little effort, the 2-3 and 3-5 octave arrangements are compatible for use in massed

Arranged with the volunteer handbell ringer in mind, these nine hymn settings by Lloyd Larson are quickly learned and ready to perform with limited preparation time. Engaging settings of familiar carols and

This is a collection of full-chord settings of well-known hymns to be both rung and sung. The melody must be supplied by group singing, a vocal or instrumental soloist, or by the ringers themselves. The

The cheerful melody and spirited pace of this jubilant original composition will delight worshipers and concert-goers. The melody moves between major and minor, bass and treble, then concludes with a fiery

An original handbell piece, inspired by Revelations 22:1 "Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God." This piece is at home in either

Let All Moral Flesh Keep Silence; O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and Of the Father's Love Begotten are creatively presented here. They may be performed separately or combined into a suite. These