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This haunting setting of a beloved chant is a great choice for the ensemble looking for something different and versatile. While the piece can be played by handbells and handchimes alone, the inclusion of

This bold arrangement will be the perfect addition to your Palm Sunday services. It is celebratory, and includes a variety of techniques with lots of rhythmic interest.

Combining the traditional tune BEACON HILL with a lesser-known tune EWING (Jerusalem the Golden), this arrangement will be a meaningful and rewarding piece to put together. With an elegant and

This beautiful setting of two well-loved hymns is a delight to both hear and play and is approachable for most ensembles. A rich setting of the tune HANSON PLACE gives way to a gentle setting of Down to

This delightful carol about a cat and a mouse in the stable where Jesus was born tells a wonderful story with much expression and love. It was introduced to American audiences by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir

This rhythmic, lighthearted arrangement of the tune MADRID is simply fun to ring and hear. The majority of the piece is easy to learn, with only a few positions playing some sixteenth notes, and a short

No Thanksgiving service or celebration is complete without hearing the stalwart hymns of thankfulness. Incorporating a variety of techniques, this captivating arrangement of ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR will have

Here is a sedate, flowing rendition of the well-loved hymn HYFRYDOL. Easy rhythms and no accidentals except one Bb4 make it accessible to most intermediate choirs. With a calm, pastoral feel, it is suitable

This fun and boisterous arrangement includes mallets and many other stopped techniques. The lilting opening section gives way to a grandiose presentation of the melody and then returns to the sea-shanty

Arranged for harp and handbells, together they are a perfect combination of texture and tone for an enchantingly beautiful setting. Singing bell, LVs, delicate random rings, and gentle malleted notes

Enjoy this energetic original composition featuring an array of techniques sure to appeal to bell choirs and listeners. A calm, lyric center section on chimes (optional 3-5 octaves) provides the perfect

For the ensemble wanting to play without ever picking up a bell, look no further! The entire piece is played on the table with mallets, something sure to intrigue your audiences. A triumphant opening verse

The tunes TRURO and STUTTGART combine into a joyous song of praise! A straightforward opening in 4/4 gives way to a driving section in 7/8 where handchimes take the TRURO melody for a verse before the piece

A haunting opening gives way to a series of treatments of the hymn which grow in intensity and harmonic complexity. A middle section of original material provides a respite from the tune before a final

This arrangement combines the tender American folk hymn RESIGNATION with the lovely Canon in D by Pachelbel. Bells and optional chimes (three octaves) play against each other in a flowing manner reflective

A wonderful concert opener, this exceptional original composition is an exciting experience for both performers and audience. Bell and handchimes along with optional orchestra chimes, timpani, windchimes,

This stirring composition is dedicated to all who have suffered losses as part of the Coronavirus pandemic. The simple, haunting melody speaks of pain and loss, but also of hope and healing. Handchimes are

Enjoy this American hymn tune arranged in a rousing calypso style! Plenty of stopped techniques are heard, including marts, mart lifts, and mallet rolls. Delightfully entertaining to hear and a blast to

Originally for 12-bell ensemble, now available for full choir with three octaves of handchimes. Driving rhythms and an infectious melody infuse this original piece with an abundance of joy! Lots of malleted

Two pieces have been combined in one publication. The songs may be performed separately or in sequence. The first, Song of Faith, is based on the hymn tune OLIVET and has been arranged in a calm,

Translating to "The spring wind makes the waters rise," the title of this lovely Hungarian song refers to the melting of the winter snow and the coming of spring. This sweet melody includes some very nice