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Michael Glasgow has arranged the third movement of Mendelssohn's classic Songs without Words for five or six octaves of handbells. This spirited work will be a fantastic addition to concert

Written in tribute to and inspired by the compositional style of Donald E. Allured, this original piece uses a three-note motive of D, E, and A (Allured’s initials). It includes four sections:

Musically, the "boogie" is described as "a repetitive, groove pattern" and Hart's arrangement stays true to this description. A fun piece that includes amazing chromatics, rhythmic accents, and many stopped

This original composition offers a fresh, engaging title perfect for your Bronze level group. The lilting melodic patterns evoke memories of the various colored horses and other animals moving up and down

Pull out your sunglasses and surf board! The Beach Boys have come to the handbell world! You can now “rock on” with your handbells as you ring this classic tune from the 60’s. With a title

American composer Zez Confrey wrote more than 100 novelty' piano solos in the early 1900s. This ragtime-style piece is a delight and musically depicts a 'kitten on the keys.' Much of the piece will play as

Eight handbell arrangements from the famous Carnival of the Animals skillfully arranged for handbells and handchimes. The unique character of this music is expertly presented here with

This classical transcription begins in march style with full energy, malleting notes on the table interspersed with key melody segments that are rung. The melody appears in all octaves and is featured

Grainger is known for developing British folk music into wonderfully innovative works for a variety of instruments. Originally written to feature different instruments in the eight-bar segments,

The overture to Rossini's fun two-act opera is a favorite in the concert world. The opera sets a military tone about the mystery of a stolen spoon, actually taken by a bird. It is said that Rossini was