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A random bell ring with flute melody introduces this lovely arrangement of the traditional Irish melody SLANE. Further grace is bestowed through the use of LV and mallet on suspended bells techniques....

For Levels 1-2.

Combine arranger Dobrinski and Beethoven's Ode to Joy and you have a triumphal setting that combines several instrument groups and even a choral descant. Useful in any joyful occasion but especially E...

All manner of rhythmic patterns are employed to get the 'message' across of this favorite gospel hymn tune, HANDSON PLACE. Originally set by Joel Raney in AN INSTRUMENT OF YOUR PEACE, this handbell tr...

The mid and bass range of bells will enjoy ringing this fun tune because they have the melody as well as the upper registers! Fully-scored textures keep everyone busy! 73 measures in length.

Anyone who remembers Valerie Stephenson's Chattanooga Choo-Choo will 'get on board' to buy this new original. You'll feel the motion of 'riding the rails' through the use of echo technique, chromatic...

Dan Schutte's 'Here I Am, Lord' is clearly one of the most popular new songs to emerge in recent years and come into wide use. Arranger Arnold B. Sherman has crafted a tasteful, transparent 3-5 octave...

A flashy, antiphonal fanfare between bells and organ sets up the entrance of this Handel/Mason favorite carol. The text is printed in the director's score to assist with the directing of congregationa...

Kevin McChesney's handbell settings of this title are top-sellers in the Agape/Hope catalog. The energetic forces, created by the rhythmic use of mallets accompanying the powerful tune LOBE DEN HERREN...

Get ready for a bouncy ride with this setting of the Brazilian folk song for bells and Latin percussion! Lots of staccato techniques (mallets, martellatos, thumb damps) figures highly in the accompani...

Get ready for a bouncy ride with this setting of the Brazilian folk song for bells and Latin percussion! Lots of staccato techniques (mallets, martellatos, thumb damps) figures highly in the accompani...

This collection of seven well-known holiday tunes are for intermediate choirs. All sorts of articulations and effects are employed to make the most out of 'holiday cheer'!

Looking for a BIG selection for Christmas worship services? This setting of the traditional French carol may well fit the bill. 3-5 octaves of handbells and organ may be combined with trumpets and tim...

The favorite newer congregational song is her set for bells and optional flute or violin. Reflective tempos, changing harmonies, and even an optional passage (Ossia) all serve to enhance the music. Th...

The favorite newer congregational song is her set for bells and optional flute or violin. Reflective tempos, changing harmonies, and even an optional passage (Ossia) all serve to enhance the music. Th...

This beloved carol has been given a fresh new treatment for SATB choir with optional 3-5 octave handbell choir accompaniment. A unique characteristic of this setting is the couching of one verse in th...

This fun, fresh handbell piece features percussion to add to the charm of the traditional Jamaican folk tune. Set for 3-5 octave handbells, Behnke's arrangement incorporates several dotted rhythms to...

An iconic hymn set to solo handbell and piano accompaniment. Anderson's swung rhythms add a joyful dimension to the triumphant tune.

This collection of eight well-known hymn tunes is intended for beginning handbell and handchime choirs. Each setting uses only 21 or 22 bells. There are no modulations, and the beat is subdivided only...

This festive Cynthia Dobrinski setting of the powerful hymn tune Diademata has several performance options: 3-5 octave handbells with organ Handbells with brass sextet Handbells with organ and brass...

The easy rock feel of this gospel favorite is preserved in this exciting new arrangement from Hart Morris. The use of martellato and thumb damp (or mallets) adds an intriguing percussive element, and...