Christmas Sacred Handbell Music

This pleasing setting of the beloved plainchant, DIVINUM MYSTERUM, is just right for beginning choirs. Accessible, yet written so that ringers stay busy and engaged while developing their skills, this

Perfect for the developing ringer, this arrangement of the classic carol uses fun techniques yet remains Level 1. Straightforward and pleasingly engaging.

This set of two arrangements is a perfect choice for a youth or beginning choir, or for a more advanced ensemble down a few ringers. These settings of O Come, O Come Emmanuel and Silent

This joyous arrangement combines Handel's For Unto Us a Child Is Born with the beloved carol O, Come, All Ye Faithful. Suitable with handbells or handchimes, it allows for beginning

THIS ITEM IS NOT REPRODUCIBLE. Please purchase as many copies as needed for your ensemble. Give your beginning choirs a chance to shine with this accessible arrangement of a beloved Christmas carol!

Your beginning handbell and handchime ringers will be delighted by these three carol arrangements. Rhythmically simple, with just a few easy bell changes, your choir will enjoy playing O Come,

Full, lush and dynamic chords characterize these readily accessible arrangements of Christmas favorites. Each selection is ideal for less-experienced groups as well as small experienced ensembles needing to

If you’re looking for a piece from Handel’s "Messiah" that is both accessible and satisfying, this arrangement fits the bill perfectly. Your ringers will love playing it, and your congregation

This simple yet musically powerful arrangement of PERSONENT HODIE for handbells or handchimes employs recurring rhythmic patters and full chords. The option of doubling the bass bells and chimes on the

News! News! is a joyful celebration based on the famous melody IN DULCI JUBILO and featuring echo rings, shakes, and martellatos. The tune that is often associated with this text, Now Sing

Jason Krug's setting of PERSONENT HODIE is a fantastic selection for young or beginning choirs. The martellato, martellato lift, and shake techniques are easy to incorporate, and there are no bell changes.

This wonderful and versatile arrangement is designed for beginning 2-5 octave bell or chime choirs, both small and large. The tune is heard three times, with the second occurrence featuring the melody in