This lively piece based on a Honduran melody is ideal for Easter Sunday, Eastertide, Ascension, or Pentecost. Optional 2 octaves handchimes, maracas, and claves add color and interest. The text to this hymn

This arrangement is a new, refreshing treatment of the revered Canon in D. It is well suited to both worship and concert use and is very accessible to intermediate as well as advanced ensembles. More

Suitable throughout the church year, this setting of traditional Irish tune STAR OF COUNTY DOWN presents a rolling, turning eighth note pattern within a beautiful Celtic atmosphere. Grace notes, mallets and

A solid choice for All Saints, All Souls, September 11 Memorial, and other worship occasions; this arrangement of Liam Lawton’s popular folk hymn is quite accessible as a Level 3 setting and would

This original composition brilliantly combines various techniques and weaves them into a musical fabric that is lively and zestful. The inner sections are encapsulated by a pulsing rubato figure at the

Rhythmically exciting and uplifting, this arrangement begins with syncopated malleted rhythms as the pulse alternates between duple and triple meter. A soothing middle section elongates the melody,

Written in celebration of a church's 175th anniversary, this original piece is lively and exuberant with a rhythmic drive and a cheerful melody. Stopped sound techniques include thumb damps, malleted bells

A spiritual set in an interesting and superb way using a unique combination of bells and chimes, with special effects in the bells, that creates energy and vitality throughout the composition. This is an

An openinq majestic fanfare introduces the Ode to Joy melody with an ostinato in the higher bells combined with syncopation and staccato notes for a light, contemporary feel. Mixed meters from

With a cheerful, buoyant pulse, this traditional English melody will be fun to perform and bring delight to the listeners. The dancelike rhythm provides a festive atmosphere to any Christmas worship or

A challenging and entertaining piece for your Advent or Christmas program, the traditional Wassail Song is presented here in a buoyant and lighthearted arrangement for smaller, experienced

This rhythmically challenging piece is sure to be a crowd pleaser for holiday concerts, as well as worship during the Advent/Christmas season. The edition contains widespread use of stopped sound

This edition begins with a playful ostinato that leads into the melody and returns occasionally during the piece. Handbell musicians should take care to keep the melody in the forefront of this uplifting,