This sprightly medley includes the tunes The Drunken Sailor; A-Rovin; and Blow the Man Down. Plenty of techniques and bouncy rhythms make the piece a fun challenge for ringers. The piece

Michael Glasgow has arranged the third movement of Mendelssohn's classic Songs without Words for five or six octaves of handbells. This spirited work will be a fantastic addition to concert

Written in tribute to and inspired by the compositional style of Donald E. Allured, this original piece uses a three-note motive of D, E, and A (Allured’s initials). It includes four sections:

This original work features a lyrical but poignant melody supported by a flowing accompaniment with many LV passages forming lovely progressions.  It begins in g-minor with nicely-crafted segues to

This delightful danza was one of many written by gifted Puerto Rican pianist and composer Jose Ignacio Quinton. Elegant and graceful, the melody is engaging and the gentle rhythmic accompaniment does make

Musically, the "boogie" is described as "a repetitive, groove pattern" and Hart's arrangement stays true to this description. A fun piece that includes amazing chromatics, rhythmic accents, and many stopped

This piece, originally composed as a piano duet, has been described as "fun but tricky, with a 'pacy' Latin beat." Masterfully arranged for handbell choir, it has a relaxed energy yet truly Latin feel, and

Faithful to the original, two of the five Spanish folk melodies from Rimsky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Espagnol" are featured in this arrangement: Alborada, which also includes variations on the theme,

This original composition offers a fresh, engaging title perfect for your Bronze level group. The lilting melodic patterns evoke memories of the various colored horses and other animals moving up and down

American composer Zez Confrey wrote more than 100 novelty' piano solos and Dizzy Fingers was his biggest hit. This delightful arrangement for handbells features eighth-note melody runs spanning