Exodus 14

Celebrate new handbells or hand chimes - or rededicate them after years of service - with this stately hymn written specifically for such festive occasions. All sizes and levels of ringing groups may take

A recent hymn celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. It reminds us that Martin Luther was an earnest, down-to-earth man as well as a thoughtful, inspired theologian.  Tamara

These twelve accompaniments for familiar hymns are suitable for various occasions, including accompanying congregational singing or performing with a soloist. The arrangements may be combined into medleys

First Praise is a teaching piece suitable for any worship service or concert. The first 16 measures are full and simple, with no articulations. Using the optional Fine, these excerpted

This versatile arrangement of the popular hymn Brethren, We Have Met to Worship is engaging and powerful.  Using handchimes, shakes and LVs, Mr. Hanson sets a joyful mood for worship, festival

This very creative setting of an old great spiritual brings lots of interest between the various staccato offbeats and the ringing of the bells. When optional handchimes are added, the mellow and

This flexible and solid level 1 arrangement is playable by 2-5 octave handbell or handchime groups, making it an excellent choice for choirs ringing with some absentees. The stately hymn tune DUKE STREET is

A festive processional for holidays and other services of joy, dedication and tribute. Excellent as prelude or postlude. Organ accompaniment with optional brass ensemble: two trumpets, two trombones and

For 1-6 octave bells or chimes arranged for two or more ringers. This is a great collection for a ring/sing-along with 44 titles that are reproducible. Lyric sheets are included as well! Contents

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

OLD HUNDREDTH is featured in this knockout arrangement. A straightforward chorale setting leads into an energetic toccata section, then an easy fughetta morphs into the brilliant finale. There are a few