New Christmas and Holiday Handbell Music

Perfect for the developing ringer, this arrangement of the classic carol uses fun techniques yet remains Level 1. Straightforward and pleasingly engaging.

Based on the tune, JEFFERSON, this arrangement with a bass ostinato pattern definitely sets the mood for Advent. Varying dynamics, dramatic martellatos, and effective crescendos gives great opportunity for

This classic has been tastefully set for piano and handbells with optional 3-5 octaves of handchimes. Stopped techniques are scattered throughout, and echoes of Silent Night can be heard at the

A collection of eight pieces for four to eight ringers without tables, using 13-16 bells between D5 and C7. Each setting is only two pages long, with a variety of assignment options offered. Contents:

This arrangement of the classic hymn tune KINGSFOLD begins with an ostinato malleted bass line that supports the melody, showcased in various ways throughout. Full chords make for a majestic final verse.

This is not your typical setting of O Come, All Ye Faithful! Wildly unexpected harmonies abound as the piece moves through a variety of styles and keys on its way to a triumphant conclusion.

Embrace the beauty, simplicity, and joy of the holidays with this easy yet satisfying arrangement of the familiar Christmas carol.

This famous hymn tune is used with four well-known hymn texts - On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry; That Easter Day With Joy Was Bright; O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High and O Splendor of

Christmas is the perfect time of year to make music with friends and family! These festive piano arrangements can be presented solo or in collaboration with a small handbell choir. The 2-3 octave handbell

This lovely medley of Christmas carols is sure to help you bring in the season. It Came upon the Midnight Clear; Infant Holy, Infant Lowly and Silent Night! Holy Night! are woven together

For handbells and piano, this lilting arrangement of the familiar SUSSEX CAROL will keep all ringers engaged as you celebrate the season.

A rich tapestry of sound is generated when a countermelody is first introduced, then paired with the well-known plainchant. Tolling bells in the bass and a repeated treble sixteenth-note pattern are

The eight pieces in this reproducible collection are for four to seven ringers using 13-16 handbells between D5 and C7. The pieces are in different keys, but there are no bell changes within a piece. Each

Unexpected harmonies give life to this lush setting of GREENSLEEVES. Flowing accompaniment figures accompany the haunting melody, which moves throughout the ensemble as the piece progresses. Optional