This haunting, reflective setting of two well-known hymn tunes will enhance any Lenten or Holy Week worship service. Your ensemble will be able to display a wide range of dynamics as well as beautiful

Linda Lamb has expertly combined the John B. Dykes hymn tune Holy, Holy, Holy with J.S. Bach's Air from "Orchestral Suite No. 3." The optional handchimes in the middle section produce a

The popular African American spiritual is given an upbeat, energetic setting by Kevin Stewart. This piece is wonderful for teaching and perfecting various handbell techniques including martellato, shakes,

This energetic arrangement will keep your ringers engaged and challenged with running eighth-note patterns and unexpected key changes. A perfect choice to open your Christmas concert or worship service,

Various texts are associated with the tune DUKE STREET, making this arrangement a practical choice throughout the church year. A celebratory opening fanfare is used to tie together the three statements of

Choose this joyful medley as the prelude or opening selection for your next Christmas service or concert! Dan R. Edwards unites four beloved carols with flowing eighth notes and the familiar opening motive

Sharon Elery Rogers combined Go to Dark Gethsemane and Beneath the Cross of Jesus for this evocative setting that will enhance any Lenten worship service. To make bell changes smooth

In this reproducible collection, you will find a wealth of hymn-tune settings by some of today's most outstanding handbell arrangers for the festive weeks following Easter. Some of these masterful

The final events of Christ's earthly journey are captured in eight stunning hymn-tune settings. Each carefully scored arrangement is based on a treasured melody associated with a classic text embraced by

The perfect opener for any Christmas service or concert, this energetic arrangement of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing comes to us from the creative mind of Dan Edwards. The melody - written in

This medley of three African American spirituals will thrill ringers and congregations alike. The piece begins slowly, easing the audience into the moment, but soon energy abounds. With echoes, malleting,

Michael Helman has skillfully set Daniel Schutte's beloved tune in this expressive arrangement that is ideal for concerts, festivals, and worship. The key changes will keep your ringers engaged, and the

Beautiful contrasting sections establish the texture in this original work that is equally appropriate for concert or worship settings. The flowing eighth-note pattern with LV in the opening section is

The American folk hymn PROMISED LAND receives an upbeat and vibrant setting for handbells and keyboard. The handbell part includes a number of techniques including martellato, mallets, shakes, and