Handbells Noten

An original composition.

This favorite, using the forces of a full five octaves of bells, will become a permanent part of your repertory because of the demands upon the ringers and the satisfaction of the listener.

Combine organ and trumpet with your bells for a festive performance of this grand tune. A rhytmic variation on the last stanza provides contrast to the traditional rhythms. Trumpet part is in full sco...

Guaranteed to bring a smile to faces! Delightful! This traditional song, often used as a chorus at youth fellowships, is here arranged for 3 octaves of bells.

An arrangement of 3 contrasted stanzas. Ends joyously and triumphantly. Fifth octave adds depth and brilliance.

This title is intriguingly arranged, and listeners and ringers alike should enjoy trying to recognize each tune. Skill is required to successfully combine one and often several hymn tunes simultaneous...

This Easter selection, skillfully arranged by two 'experts' uses two tunes, 'Llanfair' & 'Easter Hymn. ' Add this to your repertoire.

For solo handbells with piano accompaniment.

Easy rhythms and chordal arrangement makes this music within the reach of most choirs. Use of the bells in the 5th octave add depth and color.

Strategic use of mallets adds color and keeps your G6 ringer busy in this fast moving arrangement of the traditional Bohemian folk song.

An interest effect is achieved in this arrangement of 'Puer Nobis Nascitur' and 'In the Bleak Midwinter' by using parallel octaves 2 octaves apart. Most bells of the 4 octave set are used, keeping rin...

Using the traditional Swedish tune, the arrangers keeps this tender tune moving with abundant eighth notes used as chords, passing tones, etc.

This chordal arrangement, using only whole, half and quarter notes, is ideal for the less experienced choir.

Both bell part and accompaniment on this duet are easy. Many phrases are duplicated, increasing the easy of learning and performing. The score includes both duet parts and the keyboard part. Later in...

Round out your Christmas program with this perennial favorite!

This arrangement of 'Greensleeves' begins slowly in a contemplative mood and picks up speed and excitement to the end. An interest effect is achieved with the LV technique in measure twenty-one follow...

A quiet setting of the 'Maryton' tune which is appropriate for any meditative moment in the service.

A colorful, chordal accompaniment is unique to this happy Christmas tune which is ideal for the less experienced choir. Written in compound meter but rhythmically easy.

The combined efforts of Christine Anderson and Anna Laura Page give us a fine solo based on the 'Ebenezer' Tune of Thomas Williams.

A mood of joy is set with melody, harmony, keys and techniques used. Arranged for 2-3 octaves and 4-5 octaves.

Six Classics arranged for Handbells & Keyboard.

A sensitive, gentle arrangement of an ageless tune! Optional flute scored on last page.

At the beginnning, the accompaniment sets a pastoral mood for this fine solo. Performance notes are most helpful.

Noel Nouvelet (Sing We Now of Christmas/Now the Green Blade Riseth).