Part of the Handbells Rock series, Toto's megahit is now transcribed for handbells! Bass bells and percussion drive the rhythm, while treble bells carry the challenging syncopated verses. Fun for ringers
This sophisticated work is filled with praise and excitement! The inclusion of randomly whispered "alleluias" adds to the powerful effect. The basic four-note melody with variations appears throughout the
This original work paints a musical interpretation of light coming from total darkness. It begins with an ethereal section featuring singing bells, a haunting handchime line, and optional Burma bells
The driving rhythms in this original work make it an exciting addition to any worship service, concert or festival. It includes chimes, malleting, martellato and shakes. Shifts from 4/4 to 8/8 require the
This delightful danza was one of many written by gifted Puerto Rican pianist and composer Jose Ignacio Quinton. Elegant and graceful, the melody is engaging and the gentle rhythmic accompaniment does make
Three selections from Warlock's "Capriol Suite" are included in this one title. Danse No. 1 reflects a renaissance county dance style. Danse No. 5 translates as "feet in air" to suggest dancers glide across
This delightful and creative setting of four Christmas favorites are in Mixolydian mode. The rhythmic opening section sets the basis of a melodic accompaniment pattern that weaves throughout the work while
Inspired by orchestra and organ music, the opening is modeled after the opening of Louis Vierne’s Final to his Organ Symphony #1. This concert work in sonata-allegro form will delight your
This toe-tapping bluegrass piece was made famous in the movie "Deliverance." Artfully arranged for handbells, it can be performed as a duel between ensembles or between bass and treble bells. In between the
Written in memory of Dwight K. Menard and appropriately named. Modal melody, repeated sections. There is an interesting effect at the end - 2 note groupings are played LV for several measures before the
This arrangement begins with the familiar and repetitive four-note pattern that develops into a series of creatively placed stopped techniques. Wonderful ascending sixteenth-note parallel octaves lead to
One of the early American folk hymns published in a shape-note tunebook, this simple, almost plaintive pentatonic melody has been arranged using bright rhythms (10/8) and techniques that create an
This high-spirited original work will be exciting for those who enjoy quick tempos! Much of the bass is malleted; however, several measures have bass, A3 and up, rung at tempo. Dynamic changes are thrown
This stunning arrangement of the hit bossa nova will be the centerpiece of any concert. Add the string bass, percussion, and handchimes (upper fifth octave) for a knockout performance.
This creative adaptation of a favorite spiritual is lively, rhythmic, and will add to your Christmas and holiday programs. A malleted bass line and nicely placed accented chords add character and style. A
This rhythmic, expressive and elegant setting of the hymn tune, TO GOD BE THE GLORY, is the perfect arrangement for your advanced ringers to show their technical and musical skills. It is crafted for seven
Starting with an ethereal opening, the tune appears first in fragments supported by singing bells and bass choir chimes until finally moving forward in a driving presentation of this Christmas spiritual.
A minimum quantity of 6 is required on this title.
This Brubeck-inspired setting of the familiar English carol is a challenge for your ringers and a delight for your audience! After a deceptively lyric introduction, the piece explodes with rhythmic energy
Favorite carols are combined in this masterful arrangement with creatively woven melodies and quick-changing rhythms. Beginning with an optional layered processional featuring Here We Come
What a perfect tune to be transcribed for handbells! This joyful tune is a staple among jazz musicians and will become a favorite with your advanced ringers. The engaging melody with rhythmic swing is
Beautiful, haunting, and reflective, this well-crafted arrangement of the Welsh hymn tune ABERYSTWYTH will be appropriate for Advent, Lent, or any reflective time in community handbell programs. Low chimes
Written in reaction to the composer watching an advanced bell choir rehearse, this piece features a driving 6/8 rhythm and interest-grabbing modulations. The piece moves through various moods filled with