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Commissioned for a young ringer's festival, this toe-tapping rendition of the old spiritual highlights the bell score with LOTS of percussion and speaking parts for the choir. The bell choir is divide...

Commissioned for a 150th anniversary of a church, this setting of MIT FREUDEN ZART has a lot of energy, bouncy rhythms, interesting harmonies and the usual Dobrinski touch with bells. Meter changes, b...

A straightforward setting of the hymn begins this work followed by a section of mallets and marts, a section of LV harmonies and then a return to expanded beginning material. One hundred and thirty-th...

A straight-forward setting of the beloved hymn by Phoebe Knapp is followed by sections of melody with hand chimes, flowing accompaniment and full textures. This arrangmement begins in E-Flat and has m...

Two favorite contemporary songs are combined in this 'quick to work up' selection. Set in 6/4, the pop rhythms are easier to read and accomplish.

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...

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...

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...

Six carols, each with their own individual musical character, provide short renditions for use in the busy music-making season of Christmas, or use them as teaching or warm-up resource. The titles inc...

The six Christmas carols in this collection are arranged for a quartet of handbell ringers holding two or three bells in each hand. Separate scores are included for each ringer. The titles included ar...

The text of this Contemporary Christian tune ask the Lord to make the singer (ringer) a living 'sanctuary' for God. A pulsating, flowing 16th-note accompaniment pattern with melody in octaves opens th...

Optional hand drum and sleigh bells accompany this fully-scored arrangement of the Huron Carol. Tall chords in open spacing keep all ringers busy. Equally playable by 3, 4 or 5 octaves with performanc...

Most commonly know as 'Lord, You Give the Great Commission' and 'God Is Here!', this setting uses flowing, malleted, echo and chordal accompaniment. Running eighth-notes play a large role in accompany...

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.

Performance options are numerous in this juxtaposition of the Christmas favorites, 'O Holy Night!' and 'Gesu Bambino. ' Configurations include: bells and C instrument, bells and keyboard with optional...

Performance options are numerous in this juxtaposition of the Christmas favorites, 'O Holy Night!' and 'Gesu Bambino. ' Configurations include: bells and C instrument, bells and keyboard with optional...

Cynthia Dobrinski's well-known style fills up every note of this arrangement with techniques, varying styles of accompaniment and texture, shifts of tempo and mood while keeping all the ringers busy!...

A simple, repeating, syncopated, alternating interval of a fifth along with passages of the hymn tune in sixths and thirds opens this transcription of Joel Raney's setting of EIN' FESTE BURG. LVed, ei...

One of Contemporary Christian music's endearing and long-lived artist, Twila Paris music reaches to a new audience in this bell setting of one of her classics. Set in 6/8 time, the pulse flows to a te...

The hymn tune AZMON is wed to a number of accompaniment patterns in this setting.

Performance suggestions for this original composition are 'sopranino recorder or penny whistle is preferred, but other C instruments such as flute, alto recorder or violin may be substituted. ' Expres...