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The wonderful aria from 'Messiah' is now arranged for handbells by one of America's leading composers! A fine addition to handbell literature.

An originial composition for 3-5 Oct. handbells.

Basically a 3-octave piece with five optional notes from the 4th-octave Interesting, rich harmonies give a meditative feeling. Dynamic control is important.

Arrangements of this hymn, both in the same key, are available in two editions. Use with massed ringing.

A collage fantasy on 3 traditional Christmas melodies.

Doug Wagner uses in this medley: 'Give My Regards to Broadway: Mary's a Grand Old Name: The Yankee Doodle Boy & You're a Grand Old Flag. ' Sure to be a winner for that next concert.

Here is a simple, bright 'ring and sing' setting of the familiar French carol, 'He Is Born. ' This ever-popular Christmas title shimmers with joy, and comes with a number of performance options. Both...

For organ and bells, this selection is based on 'While By My Sheep' and 'Now is Born the Divine Christ Child'. The Organ score must be used with the bell score.

A festive arrangement using big chords but begins and ends quietly. A sure winner with many congregations.

For Levels 1-2.

This easy 3-octave arrangement of the traditional tune is a grand benediction.

This energetic music can be performed with one or two choirs and optional organ/brass/timpani. Bell techniques abound. Dynamic control a must! Two Trumpets, French Horn, two Trombones, Tuba and Timpan...

Includes 'Processional' (Trumpet Tune in D Major), 'Adagio' (Adagio for Strings) and 'Canon' (Canon in D).

This arrangement of the 'Trumpet Voluntary' uses an optional trumpet. Added interest and color is obtained by use of the TD & Sk.

A fine arrangement which can be rung with 3-octaves.

A festive piece as versatile as your imagination! Use many combinations of bells, organ and brass. The bell part is easy and can be rung as a processional. Brass ensemble consists of three trumpets, t...

Pull all the 'stops' out and perform this festive piece using 3 to 5-octaves of handbells, Organ, Brass, Percussion and the congregation. Vocal/Cong. Score is printed with permission to reproduce for...

Sheer fun describes this delightful piece of handbell music. The percussion instruments plus the ringing techniques make this a winner for ringer and listener.

A piano accompaniment by John Carter adds interest to a lovely tune. The soloist finds here an interesting arrangement and one easy to learn if you can ring then 'hook the bell on you Left pinky!'.

An easy medley of 'Morning Has Broken' and 'Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee' for the handbell soloist with piano accompaniment.

The composer uses whole, half and quarter notes throughout except at the end of 'Passacaglia'. The pedalpoint of 'Pedalpoint' is played with a mallet. The 'Passacaglia' builds to a grand climax ending...