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Rhythmic - Performnce notes very helpful.

Written for 5-6 octaves of handbells with optional sleigh bells, temple blocks, and slapstick, this Martha Lynn Thompson arrangement of LeRoy Anderson's charming Christmas song will delight your audie...

A medley of the Christmas carols: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing œ What Child Is This? œ and Joy to the World.

A sure winner! A 3-octave arrangement (plus opt. C3, F3, G3).

Try this one Christmas and you will uses it every year.

Plucking and martellato add to the effectiveness of Mr. Wagner's arrangement of a perennial Christmas favorite.

Dan Edwards once again masterfully provides a simple, yet creative arrangement for the beginning bell choir with this medley for Christmas, Carols of the Nativity. Included are the familiar carols: -...

Here is another transcription from Mark's Well-Tempered Christmas collection, skillfully set for bells by Jefferey Hall. This medley includes the carols Good Christian Men, Rejoice * Bring a Torch, Je...

Here is yet another very accessible medley from the pen of Dan Edwards. Dan incorporates lots of idiomatic bell techniques in this joyful Christmas medley, which includes - Angels From the Realms of G...

Festival of Carols is a joyful celebration of the music of Christmas. Overflowing with tuneful praise, this cantata based on the traditional 'Lessons and Carols' format, includes thoughtful new readin...

An original work and though easy, it is a show piece. A lot of repetition reduces learning time.

This anthem sets the mood for worship in a wonderful way. Beginning slowly, the warm melody beckons the Holy Spirit to immerse us, building as it goes. The addition of piano to the organ and handbells...

From jubilant glorias to gentle manger lullabies, this inspirational cantata celebrates the wonder and splendor of Christmas. Traditional carols and newly composed seasonal anthems blend with thoughtf...

Ring this with a full choir or a small ensemble.

Both pieces are festive and lyric and can be performed separately or together as a suite. 'Affirmation' is described as 'fanfarelike', it begins in D major and moves into a slower section in F major b...

Two short pieces by a prolific handbell composer. Fine with 3-octaves but 4 to 5-octaves add depth and brillance.

See bell chart in 'Impossible Ringing Made Possible' if you wish this rung by an ensemble. A sure winner for the full choir also.