Acts 17

This collection of musical Americana is the perfect resource to celebrate Veteran's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, or any other patriotic celebration throughout the year! Written for just twelve

Looking for more challenge in a 12-bell collection? You will love these reproducible arrangements of well-known and not-so known spirituals, available in four ranges to fit your group's needs. From adept

This bold, joyous setting of the hymntune EIN FESTE BURG is a perfect choice for Reformation Sunday or any celebratory moment throughout the year! Written for eight handbells between F5 and F6 with no bell

Inspired by the Psalms 16:11 passage "you will fill me with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand," this original work is filled with joy from beginning to end. The engaging

Utilizing handbells, SATB choir and rhythm, this anthem brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in a dynamic new anthem for blended worship. The combination of these forces is the perfect

This humorous selection uses an ostinato pattern throughout much of the music. It is written so that ringers leave during the last section concluding with the last chord played offstage. Optional percussion

An ethereal opening gives way to a driving, arpeggiated figure replete with syncopations and jubilant energy! The piece builds in energy and intensity throughout before fading away with echoes of the

Master arranger Kevin McChesney uses the technique of text-painting in his setting of Ain’t-a That Good News. He uses call and response as well as shakes and singing bell.  This joyful

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

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

From the Disney movie "Aladdin," this medley begins in cut time in C minor and finishes in 4/4 time in D major. Employing some stopped techniques, it is sure to be a delight for kids and adults alike!

With dotted eighth-sixteenth rhythm pattern prevalent throughout, Dobrinski's arrangement perfectly captures the mood of Irving Berlin's popular show tune. The arranger suggests that it be played in a

Master arranger Kevin McChesney gives this familiar tune a truly triumphant character. The setting uses 3-6 octaves of handbells and optional handchimes and keyboard. Although the keyboard is optional, it