Handbell Music for 4-7 Octaves

A 'galop' is best described as "a lively ballroom dance in duple time, popular in the mid-18th century."  Dances such as the waltz, schottisch and galop were immensely popular. This was a time rich

Known for his arrangements of American hymn tunes, Robert Lau's setting of I Love to Tell the Story is beautifully transcribed for handbells. Mostly rung with LV passages and perfectly-placed

This sweet Irish tune has been sensitively arranged beginning with singing bells and flute solo. If flute is not used, then the piece may begin with bells in m. 11. The melody is supported by LV passages

This amazing piece reminiscent of early American folk music is filled with exciting rhythm and energy, including a melody that will stay with you after this toe-tapping work has ended. The composer writes,

This fresh, exciting arrangement of the favorite African-American spiritual, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, will definitely inspire and lift spirits! An optional opening featuring singing bell,

Written for Velocity Handbell Ensemble, whose tagline reads "Music That Moves" - and this piece certainly does that! Written in 5/4, the steady rhythm and catchy melody are well established from the

Here’s another terrific yet less familiar Scott Joplin work that is perfect for handbells!  Shawn has crafted a fabulous arrangement which is basically rung throughout with a few table mallets

Energetic, catchy, and just pure fun, this well-crafted arrangement of a Norse folk tune will become a favorite of both your ringers and your audiences. Filled with rhythmic variety, this piece gives all

A quick tempo, the mixed meter alternating between 3/4 and 4/4, strong rhythmic patterns and unexpected harmonies create a stirring setting for the well known Come Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy. This

A dedicated cajón part adds excitement to this well-crafted work. Composed in 6/8 time, it exudes energy throughout and features an engaging melody supported by strong rhythms and occasional