4 octave handbell music for general concert performances and Presbyterian churches celebrating St. Andrew's Day.

"This piece calls for a bright tassel to be attached to the F7 bell. This

This delightful, original work has a rhythmic foundation built on mixed meter throughout, featuring a delightful melody perfectly suited to the rhythm. Nicely placed mart-lifts add to the engaging pulse of

This piece, originally composed as a piano duet, has been described as a "fun but tricky duet with a pacy Latin beat." Masterfully arranged for handbell duet with piano accompaniment, it is gentle yet truly

The perennially favorite hymn tune NETTLETON, delightfully arranged by Mark Hayes, is perfectly adapted here for handbell solo with piano accompaniment. Rhythmic and engaging, with very nice segues into

The traditional spiritual was originally arranged for handbells by Dan R. Edwards and now Sue Garton has further arranged it as a delightful handbell solo. Written in f minor, this piece is ‘swung and

Written in memory of Dwight K. Menard and appropriately named. Modal melody, repeated sections. There is an interesting effect at the end - 2 note groupings are played LV for several measures before the

This piece is performed entirely with mallets with a few martellato lifts in the middle to create contrast and bring excitement to the piece. This is a challenging arrangement due to the tempo and key

This timeless tune is based on a Ukrainian folk chant called Shchedryk, which means "bountiful," and was originally a New Year's well-wishing song. New lyrics in English have made this beloved tune

Transcribed from Paul Manz's improvisation on this wonderful Christmas spiritual.