Classical Sheet Music for Handbells

From Handel to Mozart to Vivaldi and more, this reproducible collection offers a wide variety of selections useful for schools, business events, weddings, nursing homes and worship services. While each

Handbells rung in chordal texture with lots of spicy techniques thrown in are only part of the overall sound ensemble of this tune originally written by T. Susato. Keyboard, percussion, and brass contribute

This collection offers reproducible handbell or handchime arrangements of several well-known themes from the classical music world. Ringers will enjoy the opportunity of ringing these wonderful masterpieces

This collection of five historic pieces for beginning and developing ringers includes Sumer Is Icumen In, The Harmonious Blacksmith, Surprise Symphony, Ode to Joy and Lullaby. Designed as a survey of music

Valerie Stephenson uses the familiar chordal pattern used in Pachelbel's famous Canon in D to craft a beautiful original piece that is ideal for any programmatic setting in schools or churches.

"Winter" from The Four Seasons is the source of this beautiful Largo that is especially lovely when played on handchimes. The setting is perfect for beginning as well as seasoned ringers

Dan Edwards has woven three much-loved Messiah themes into a very satisfying and accessible arrangement for handbells or handchimes. Includes portions of: And the Glory of the Lord; For Unto Us a Child

Beginning handbell ensembles get their chance to play some of the most famous melodies in history with this practical collection. Included are reductions of six famous works that can be... view details

This accessible arrangement of the hymn tune LYONS works for 2-3 octave handbells or handchimes. With careful attention given to the inner voices and the movement of the melody between upper and lower

A staple of piano literature, Clementi's Sonata in C, op. 36 no. 1, sounds equally elegant when played on handbells or handchimes. For those smaller choirs looking for more challenging repertoire, this

Haydn’s familiar "Surprise" symphony springs to life in this fun piece with thumb damps or marts and echoes. Optional repeats allow for a longer performance. Easy eighth-note runs for a few ringers

Playable on either handbells or handchimes, this set of short classical arrangements will be useful in worship, school, and concert settings. Christoph Gluck's lovely Minuet (Arioso) is a