Classical Sheet Music for Handbells

This spirited winner of the 2021 Into the Forest Bell Tree Composition Contest uses one 3-5 octave set of handbells and one 3-5 octave set of handchimes, with no duplicate bells needed for the bell

Here is Handel's wonderful theme and variations from The Harmonious Blacksmith from Suite Number 5 arranged for handbells

Suggested for 13 ringers and printed in a nontraditional 4-staff format, Air in D is a creative setting of the J. S. Bach favorite. The bottom staff is for the malleted bass line, mimicking

This is a perfect and light-hearted piece to include in your concert repertoire! It is mostly rung with malleted low bass and nicely-placed RTs which make this piece dance. The handbell transcription is

This bright setting of the beloved chorus from Handel's "Messiah" is straightforward and accessible to intermediate choirs. Its bold sound is bound to inspire your congregation or concert audience.

This original work features a lyrical but poignant melody supported by a flowing accompaniment with many LV passages forming lovely progressions.  It begins in g-minor with nicely-crafted segues to

The chorale melody "FREU DICH SEHR, O MEINE SEELE (Rejoice greatly, O my soul) from Bach's Cantata BWV 13 has been beautifully arranged for handbells with optional C-instrument or 2-octave

Berceuse (literally, cradle song) stays true to the sweet, lilting nature of the classical work. Originally written for solo violin and piano, it transfers to 3 octaves of handbells very

The "King of the Waltz," Johann Strauss, is the source of the delightful tunes found in this medley. This piece is ideal for festival or concert.

A 'galop' is best described as "a lively ballroom dance in duple time, popular in the mid-18th century."  Dances such as the waltz, schottisch and galop were immensely popular. This was a time rich

Master teacher, composer and conductor Bill Mathis offers a lovely handbell setting of Debussy’s exquisite Clair de Lune. While the notes are relatively easy, the piece offers great teaching

A collection of music from Classical composers to early 20th-century composers. Terrific for the beginning 2-octave choir.

This reproducible collection of familiar classics includes works mostly from the Baroque through Romatic periods but some contemporary tunes as well. You’ll find compositions by Mozart, Beethoven,

From Handel to Mozart to Vivaldi and more, this reproducible collection offers a wide variety of selections useful for schools, business events, weddings, nursing homes and worship services. While each

Handbells rung in chordal texture with lots of spicy techniques thrown in are only part of the overall sound ensemble of this tune originally written by T. Susato. Keyboard, percussion, and brass contribute

This warm, embracing melody from Ireland is also known as The Maids of Mourne Shore. Beautifully arranged for handbells with optional C instrument, it is appropriate for worship or concert. The C

The Largo movement, the most familiar part of Dvorak's "New World" symphony, it is also called Goin' Home. The two arrangements in this folio one a Level 1, the other Level 2 - try to

This faithful transcription of the exciting march from Vaughan Williams' folk song suite will wow your audience! Taken at speed, your ringers will have quite a challenge, but the result will be worth

Show that your concert group is BACK!!! This first movement of Vaughan Williams' English Folk Song is standard in band and orchestra literature, and this bold and vibrant work is even more magnificent on

This Ralph Vaughan Williams classic is a standard in band and orchestra literature and is sure to become a standard in the concert handbell choir's repertoire as well. The second movement of this legendary

Enjoy this gem from the Renaissance period, with lively rhythms and a stirring sound. Versatile, fun, and exciting, it will be equally at home in a school performance, community concert, church service, or

Taken from a Renaissance dance, this tune may be simple, but it has a style that is both fresh and exciting. A great choice for beginning and school groups, and one that more experienced choirs can learn