Concert and Festival

This beloved chorale is set for handbells in a series of variations that make it a wonderful piece for school, church, and festival. The varied techniques and terraced dynamics make it a great teaching

THIS ITEM IS NOT REPRODUCIBLE. Please purchase as many copies as needed for your ensemble. Give your beginning ringers a chance to work on their musicality with this calm, introspective original tune.

It is rare to find an achingly beautiful piece filled with sophistication and musical nuance that is technically very straightforward and mastered quickly. This is that piece. For worship or concert, this

This sparkling original is perfect for worship or concert. The optional brass quintet makes this a great festival piece with lots of teaching moments. The two settings are compatible. Optional 3-octave

The term 'passacaglia' refers to a set of variations over a repeating bass line, commonly in triple meter. This original work by Fred Gramann explores a variety of handbell textures and techniques, building

The hymn tunes SIMPLE GIFTS and HOLY MANNA are featured in this arrangement. With an occasional rhythmic ostinato of open fifths against the melody, the early American character of these tunes is evident. A

Written in honor of his grandsons, this delicate original has a heartfelt melody reminiscent of a classic ballad. Flowing accompanimental lines support the melody played first on bells, then on chimes in

This original, thoughtful piece is about self-discovery, acceptance, and unconditional love. With a heartfelt story of inspiration found on the inside cover of the music, this piece will be a worthy

Enjoy this energetic original composition featuring an array of techniques sure to appeal to bell choirs and listeners. A calm, lyric center section on chimes (optional 3-5 octaves) provides the perfect

Simple beauty! Unadorned harmonies, tasteful counterlines and occasional TD's are the perfect complements to this beloved melody that only uses six notes to penetrate the heart of the listener. Everyone

This 19th-century Dakota melody is a unique addition to handbell repertoire, and is appropriate any time the focus is on creation. The arrangement is simple and plaintive, featuring repetitive rhythms, very

This favorite traditional spiritual has been given fresh treatment in this rhythmic and engaging arrangement. Techniques include shakes, mallets, thumb damps, marts, mart lifts, and ring touches. Low bass

This upbeat original piece was commissioned by the Handbell Musicians of America Area 7 in honor of their Area Chair, Lori Potter. In ABA form, the reflective B section contrasts the rhythmic and joyously

Use this dynamic original work as a concert opener or as a great attention-grabbing anthem for worship. Easy to memorize and accessible to most handbell choirs, this piece will surely join your choir's list

This well-crafted and lovely piece combines Morning Mood from "Peer Gynt" with the beloved melody NEW BRITAIN. The result is a beautiful and uplifting piece that celebrates the joy of a new day.

This festive, original handbell prelude for 7-11 ringers (2-3 octaves) is musically challenging and engaging for ringers and audience. Rhythmically interesting and with a memorable melody, it builds from

Treat your listeners to this beautiful, nostalgic original tune! Suitable for Thanksgiving or any other time of gratitude and gratefulness, the flowing melody and delicate accompaniment lend a sense of

This is a gentle and effective arrangement of the familiar round. Extremely versatile, it includes options to add chimes, flute, or three-part voices in any combination. A plea for peace, this is the

This exciting original composition is filled with techniques, unique harmonies, and a cheerful, rhythmic melody that will engage ringers and audience alike. Ideal for uplifting worship, concert, or

This simple folk hymn is given a creative setting that uses a variety of techniques as well as changes in tempo and dynamics. While all quarter and half notes, the cut-time meter with some syncopation makes

This song works particularly well with beginning bell players in church or school. There are no special techniques used, so it is also effective on handchimes. It is a good teaching piece for the dotted