Advent

Here is an inspiring arrangement for handbells and piano. The handbell part is quite easy to perform yet sounds full and interesting. When coupled with the masterful piano part, this piece presents an

This Advent setting is intended to reflect the wonder and mystery of the birth of Jesus. Conflict surrounded him from the moment of his birth, and this arrangement attempts to convey that turmoil through

This flowing setting of the beloved Christmas song is a wonderful chance for ensembles to showcase their technique and musicianship. Flowing eighth notes and bold harmonies abound as the mood moves from

A grand arrangement by Sondra K. Tucker of the broad tune HEMSLEY for 3-5 octave handbells, with optional 3 octave handchimes and trumpet. Use this hymn and setting at Advent and at the end of the church

Part of Casa Publications Favorite Hymns for Eight Bells series, this reproducible collection will get your small ensemble through Advent, Christmas and Epiphany. Contents include: O Come O

This charming reproducible collection features easy Advent and Christmas arrangements playable on either handbells or handchimes. Come and Adore will be a wonderful resource for developing choirs

The tune FREU DICH SEHR is given several treatments in this exciting arrangement for Advent. From joyfully rhythmic to grandly regal, the various sections use a myriad of handbell techniques including

This engaging medley embodies the mystery and joy of the Advent season. Requiring minimal rehearsal time, this piece sounds more challenging than it is, all the while remaining within Level 2 parameters.

This lilting, dancing arrangement of the well-known Swedish folk tune does double duty for Advent as well as Palm Sunday. Each section is different, and features LV, malleting, shaking, ring touch, and

The traditional Israeli melody PROMISED ONE is arranged by Hart Morris for 3-5 octave handbells and optional 3-4 octave handchimes, with optional B-flat clarinet and string bass. Level III. The key may be

This stirring arrangement of Nicolai's WACHET AUF will add interest to your next concert or church service. Michael Mazzatenta incorporated a variety of techniques, including echoes to keep the tempo

Emotionally powerful, this setting captures the mystery and thoughtfulness of the well-loved Appalachian carol. Random malleting on suspended bells creates an ethereal "starry" effect which gives way

An ardent prayer for world peace based on the famous Advent prophecy in Isaiah 11:6-9, this setting is based on a choral anthem of the same name. Appropriate for Peace services, Advent and general worship,

Atmospheric, haunting, yet exciting, this arrangement of PICARDY begins and ends with handchimes in open fifths. After a chordal first statement, a rhythmic, malleted bass line drives the middle section. An

This handbell music is designed to be played as readers move to and from the lectern or in between readings in a worship service. They use short, familiar, seasonal hymns which tie readings and season

William Moats has composed a delightfully bright and enchanting new original Christmas "carol." With a flowing melody in a bright tempo enhanced by ring touches and shakes, this edition will challenge

This masterful setting of VENI EMMANUEL is a perfect choice for the advanced ensemble looking to highlight their expressive playing. An opening replete with haunting harmonies and delicate scoring gives way

The ancient advent hymn VENI, VENI EMMANUEL is flexibly arranged for eight, ten, or twelve handbells with optional keyboard, playable by four, five, or six ringers. Bell tones in the first stanza and

Perfect for two, three, or four ringers, each short carol is offered in four different ranges depending on which bells the ringers want to use: C5-C6 for one-octave groups; D5-D6 to keep space notes in the

Beginning by quoting the original chant, this piece develops with a quiet and mysterious open-fifths ostinato that serves as the foundation for the melody. Utilizing LV technique, the work builds to a

The Advent hymn VENI EMMANUEL is set here for solo handbells with piano. The handbell part is accessible to soloists of all abilities. The piano part often takes the lead with fresh harmonies and tone