Concert and Festival

Loo, Asubuhi Njema is the Swahili translation of Oh, Happy Morning, a title that describes the upbeat, joyful nature of this original composition. Marts, mart lifts, mallets, shaking, LV,

As with joy, handbells can take on many colors. This arrangement brings out those different colors through the variety of techniques used to express all the sounds of the instrument. Easily learned, ringers

Here is a fun, original composition tailored for the developing choir. Ringers will enjoy learning the varied stopped techniques, and audiences and congregations will be humming the tune long after the

This tone poem begins with the mournful tolling of bells reflecting our painful experience when handbells could not ring during the pandemic. Sheer joy that we can ring together again... view details

This simple folk hymn is given a creative setting that uses a variety of techniques as well as changes in tempo and dynamics. While all quarter and half notes, the cut-time meter with some syncopation makes

Written by seven master handbell composers and arrangers, this accessible, reproducible collection will be useful in schools, churches and retirement centers. The contents include a delightful variety

This innovative suite for 2 to 5 octaves offers ringers three upbeat pieces, carefully scored for successive learning experiences: Adoration, a bold processional with simple chords; Leap of

This versatile reproducible collection is sure to be a hit with both handchime and handbell choirs! These creative arrangements of folk melodies are accessible for beginning groups looking to play something

Peace Is Flowing Like a River; I've Got Peace Like a River and Dona Nobis Pacem are the three titles found in this medley. Eight to nine bells ranging from G5 to A6 are needed for

Anna Laura Page's original arrangement is a favorite of choirs and audiences and has been arranged here for bell tree solo with accompaniment using 3-5 octave handbells or keyboard with optional

Bold and uplifting, perfect for worship, concert or school programs, the piece involves every ringer throughout and is fun to ring with its not-so-usual ABC form in Eb major. (Your AB5 ringer will be happy

This bell tree solo based on Ode to Joy begins quietly and pensively, as if remembering a recent loss. It moves through joy and back to meditation. The piece is suitable for sacred, secular and

This simple bell tree solo is supported by an active accompaniment which can be 3-5 octave handchimes and/or keyboard. Optional vocal solo, unison voices and congregational singing are included as well as a