Handbell Music for 3-4 Octaves

Taken from Schubert's Deutsche Messe (German Mass), this arrangement includes words (in English) for ringers or congregation to sing with handbell accompaniment. An introduction, interlude, and

The lyrical melody is carried in the treble throughout, supported by chords in the mid-voices and a gently malleted bass pedal line. The few interspersed dynamics fit the musical line perfectly. The 5-7

This original, thoughtful piece is about self-discovery, acceptance, and unconditional love. With a heartfelt story of inspiration found on the inside cover of the music, this piece will be a worthy

This original composition is filled with expansive melodies and lush harmonies that evoke the experience of viewing a beautiful star-filled night sky. This piece provides many opportunities for your ringers

This rhythmic work, written for an inter-generational handbell quintet, can also be rung by a quartet. It opens with a rhythmic section and an engaging melody. The middle section is legato with a fresh, new

This melodic piece is written in ABA form, with the B section being a statement of the DUNDEE tune. Grace notes with open fifths in the bass add a celtic flare. 

This original work is suitable for worship or concert and features a delightfully happy melody supported by counter melodies in the inner voices. Nicely placed stopped sounds and  dynamic variances

The traditional Shaker tune has been given new life in this amazing arrangement for handbells, optional handchimes (5-7 octaves), optional auxiliary bells (one octave), flute, and cello. The interplay

This handbell solo arrangement of the classical piano favorite features the soloist ringing a simple obbligato part, offering a lovely opportunity for a beginning solo ringer to perform this wonderful work.

Here is a fresh and exciting setting of the hymn tune BEECHER, sure to be the perfect piece for a special celebration or worship service. The main theme is nicely established from the beginning, but

This delightful Mozart favorite has been beautifully arranged for handbell quartet. It is true to the original with phrasings and styles supported by perfectly placed articulations and dynamics. The

This setting of the simple and engaging German tune features the sweet melody supported by a gentle syncopated rhythm and flowing LV accompaniment. Handchimes take the melody in places, and the addition of

This gentle setting of the familiar hymn is warm and uplifting. Written for either handbells or handchimes, the piece has no bell changes and may be played without tables if desired. The flute part, while

A contemporary treatment experiments with the ringers as a rhythmic machine - stomping, clapping, and ringing repetitive and building patterns. The composer's goal for this innovative section is for the

Written for piano in 1877, the title came from a performance suggestion made by the composer to "play both hands turned sideways, so that the movement of the hands imitates a chopping motion." This version

This classic Debussy piece, arranged for handbell solo with piano, will make a most welcome addition to a concert or worship setting. A lyrical melody line coupled with ever-changing dynamics contribute to

The folk song has been given a more contemporary style through this bell tree solo arrangement. Meaningful for Lent, Maundy Thursday, and Good Friday as well as other times, it offers room for

The compelling 12th-century Irish tune is set featuring rhythmic mallets in the bass, first with straight sixteenth-note patterns and later with sixteenth-note triplets (a la Ravel's Bolero). The

This Easter medley for solo handbells and keyboard combines the tunes EASTER HYMN and VICTORY with EXSULTET. The use of bell tree in the beginning leads into an exciting multi-meter expression of praise.

This stunning original from Matthew Compton is replete with emotion and descriptive storytelling. From a delicate, ethereal opening, the piece moves into a section with flowing accompaniment relying heavily

The popular Hart Morris carol arrangement has been reworked by Christine Anderson as a solo/duet that retains all of the original's appeal.

The pieces in this collection span the church year, with the Advent and Christmas titles being the easiest. The soloist's part is included as a pull-out booklet. The keyboard accompaniments are also

This bell tree solo or duet transforms Joel Raney's delightful arrangement into a fun performance piece. Included is a keyboard accompaniment plus a rehearsal CD with practice tracks at tempo as well as