Looking for more challenge in a 12-bell collection? You will love these reproducible arrangements of well-known and not-so known spirituals, available in four ranges to fit your group's needs. From adept

This reproducible collection is for a bell tree soloist (3 octaves) accompanied by chime choir (3-5 octaves). The three titles are appropriate for use throughout the year: Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and

Take your ensemble out in the community, or set up at the entrance to a worship service for a 15-minute program using just music stands, without any bell changes or page turns mid-piece. Carols can be

This creative, reproducible collection includes a variety of titles useful throughout the year. The pieces are in different keys, but there are no bell changes within a piece. Titles include Come,

This collection contains five uplifting hymn arrangements for eight handbells and optional piano. Your small ensemble will appreciate the intricate writing for bells and the support offered by the piano.

This delightful collection of eight familiar Christmas songs for four ringers (with optional piano) will be useful outside a church setting, with titles that include Here We Come a-Caroling; Jingle

This reproducible collection contains four general hymn arrangements and one original piece that is written as a processional. These pieces are designed to be accessible to beginning ringers and for those

This collection for eight, ten, or twelve bells (D5-A7) includes five accessible yet full, interesting arrangements of hymns for the Advent season with piano accompaniments. No table techniques are

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:

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

The pieces in this collection provide opportunities for ringers to focus on a particular rinign technique or aspect of musicianship. Pedagogical information is provided for each piece. Contents: At the

This collection of eight arrangements for a small number of ringers with piano may be rung with 1 or 2 octaves of handbells, D5 to G6 or G4 to G6. The contents include a mixture of original compositions,

Handbells are fun to play. And they're a great way for young musicians to master skills in ear-training, music reading, and ensemble playing. That's why we thought it was a great idea to combine handbells