Handbell Music for 3-7 Octaves

The worship tune EASTER SONG is magnificently set in combination with Jesus Christ Is Risen Today. This blockbuster arrangement will enhance your Easter worship for years to come!

Beautifully crafted for handbells with optional chimes (3-7 octaves), this is a celebratory Easter anthem your congregation will enjoy!

A great beginning to your Easter services, this setting of the tune UNSER HERRSCHER is both majestic and accessible. The opening fanfare serves as an introduction and a triumphant conclusion, with shakes,

Beautiful on handbell or handchimes, this haunting arrangement of the early American hymn tune includes lovely chordal harmonies that accompany the melody. While there are no eighth notes, sections of three

This arrangement of the medieval chant Victimae paschali laudes, which is used in more liturgical chuches at Easter, begins with a simple original melody that is also used as an interlude between

This quiet and somber setting of the Lenten hymn PASSION CHORALE is very accessible to less-experienced choirs but has several ossia measures for choirs that would like a bit more of a challenge. For an

This original work paints a musical interpretation of light coming from total darkness. It begins with an ethereal section featuring singing bells, a haunting handchime line, and optional Burma bells

This powerfully sorrowful original work features a lyrical, haunting melody filled with much expression throughout. LV passages support the melody, and beautiful segues inspire ringers and listeners as the

This calm, lovely yet haunting melody is perfect for Lent, Holy Week, and any introspective or meditative occasion. The harmony features lovely progressions that beautifully support the melody. Emphasis on

This little-known Southern Harmony gem enthralls with a unique form, minor mode, and an intriguing melody. Three variations (verses) incorporate martellato, interesting harmonies, and parts for an optional

Built on a rhythmic motif, this arrangement gives us a fresh and joyous take on a well-loved hymn. A contrasting middle section provides a moment of reflection, and a soaring countermelody carries the piece

"Flowing and expressive" aptly describe this arrangement from the pen of Jason W. Krug. Ringers and audiences will be amazed by the wide range of dynamics involved, and the handchimes are masterfully used

Alternating back and forth between bells and chimes, interesting harmonic shifts, special effects and exciting fanfares combine to make this an extraordinary Easter arrangement. Scored for one or two