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This reproducible collection includes eight top-selling settings of secular and sacred hymns and songs. The arrangements come from a variety of composers and arrangers. Eight great pieces for less than the

Seven top-selling settings of popular contemporary hymns and songs. The arrangements come from a variety of composers and arrangers and offer a range of styles to enliven your worship. Some use optional

In this contemporary bell setting, Joel Raney has captured the flowing, graceful style of Chris Rice's praise ballad for 3-5 octave handbells, optional 3-5 octave handchimes and synthesizer. Beautiful and

In this arrangement, an upbeat and triumphant arrangement of VENI EMMANUEL is combined with Michael W. Smith's famous song Emmanuel. The two tunes are skillfully woven together to create a stunning

This wonderful praise and worship song by Reuben Morgan sparkles under the gifted pen of handbell arranger Patricia Cota.

The themes of faith, trust, and peace are captured in this meditative arrangement of this popular contemporary praise song. The text is based on Matthew 14:22-33, in which Jesus walks on the water and asks

Your ringers and congregation will connect with this outstanding setting of the popular worship song Oceans. Dotted eighth- and sixteenth-note rhythms and syncopation predominate the melody, and

Linda Lamb artfully arranges the Clara Scott hymn tune, Open My Eyes That I Can See, with the well-known music of Paul Baloche, Open My Eyes, into a contemporary delight. Chimes

Fitting for both traditional and contemporary worship, this effective arrangement combines two hymns, The Power of the Cross and When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. This thought-provoking

This collection is filled with seven well-known praise songs. These engaging settings are ideal for worship services, incorporating contemporary titles that offer appeal to both ringers and listeners.

Here I Am to Worship by Tim Hughes and Every Move I Make by David Ruis are the two independent tunes in this folio of praise-and-worship favorites. Both pieces use optional 2 octaves of