Christmas Sacred Handbell Music

The "Ring Along Series" is a unique concept: you don't have to read music to play handbells! Each set contains eight books, one for each bell being played. The words are given, and as you sing, you ring

This 12 bell (F5-C7) reproducible collection is a must-have this Christmas season! It's the perfect solution for ensembles who want to play for parties, events, in hospitals and nursing homes, schools, or

The two carols, easy and simply arranged are: The Bell Carol and The Coventry Carol. Ideal for the less experienced choir.

This amazing setting flows from introspective to bold, lyrical to rhythmically dynamic, and even includes a lovely piano interlude with option to accompany it on handchimes (F5-D6). Perfect for both secular

These three Christmas songs: Let It Snow!; Silver Bells; and Winter Wonderland, are each two pages long (no page turns) and all scored in the treble clef beginning at

This quartet setting of the popular arrangement has a malleted accompaniment which provides the perfect counterpoint to handbells with optional handchimes (E5-D6), guitar and tambourine parts. Guitar and

This fantasy on the traditional Ukrainian Carol was written for a bell tree solo, duet or trio with two-octave chime accompaniment that is playable by three ringers. The included performance notes

A jaunty opening figure leads off this arrangement of the well-loved Welsh tune. After a couple of traditional verses, the tune is set as a waltz before one last triumphant iteration of the theme brings the

The popular Hart Morris carol arrangement has been reworked by Christine Anderson as a solo/duet that retains all of the original's appeal.

This bell tree processional is supported by the melodic sound of chimes. Adding drum, tambourine, finger cymbal and a few high bells makes this a mesmerizing processional. It will suit any choir with a

If you have 11-12 bells (ranging from D5 to A6), 3 music stands and 4-6 ringers then you can ring the seven Christmas songs in this ensemble folio. Great for traveling to all those bell outings, especially

This light-hearted arrangement is a delight for both audience and ringer. The original English tune is interwoven with echos of sea shanty melodies and original material. The flute part, while optional,

Three Christmas tunes form this bell tree solo medley. The arrangement begins with the brightness of Ding, Dong, Merrily; moves to the mellowness of Good Christian Friends and ends with

Patricia Hurlbutt's jaunty arrangement of this traditional German carol is sure to delight listeners this holiday season. The theme is set in 4/4 time instead of the usual 3/4, and syncopations abound. 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