Handbell Music for 2-5 Octaves

Here is a celebratory and jubilant piece to open your next Easter service. A short piece, this fanfare has been arranged first with strains that include hints of the GAUDEAMUS PARITER tune; then the hymn

A fun, carefully constructed introduction to eighth notes assuring success and confidence for your ringers. Two different settings may be found in one folio to best fit the size of your ensemble. Contains a

This sweet Austrian Christmas carol is featured both in chimes and bells, with cascading lines to enhance the lyrical melody.  Away in a Manger (AFTON WATER) serves as a countermelody.

This simple but very nice setting of Dvorak's "New World" theme is playable by a small or large group. Because there are no bell changes, tables are not required. This classic theme has often been set to

OLD HUNDREDTH is featured in this knockout arrangement. A straightforward chorale setting leads into an energetic toccata section, then an easy fughetta morphs into the brilliant finale. There are a few

This arrangement of the tune ADESTE FIDELES is a fun, fresh treatment in 3/4 time. Techniques such as echoes, shakes, marts, and swings help create and build energy.

A beautiful, delicate setting on this traditional English carol. Artful use of stopped techniques provides rhythmic interest while careful scoring lets the bells sparkle and shine. A fun and upbeat choice

This arrangement of a lesser-known English carol is a true delight to both ring and hear! Featuring numerous key changes and a wide variety of techniques, each iteration of the tune is cast in a new and

Perfectly timed for beginning ringers to shine with eighth notes at Christmas, this cheery arrangement will come together quickly for school, concert, festival, or worship. The two settings are not

This hauntingly beautiful arrangement of a French Canadian Christmas tune is simple yet effective. Although Level 1+, it is in 2/2 meter and will provide a good teaching opportunity for that time signature.

Expansive sounds contrast with percussive malleted passages and a gentle handchime setting of the tune MATERNA (America, the Beautiful) to paint a musical picture of the beauty of the American

This solid arrangement of the well-loved hymn opens with strong, full chords before a key change gives way to a more flowing feel. A brief prayerful interlude yields to a majestic final verse with peal-like

Yankee Doodle is cleverly arranged with two George M. Cohan tunes, The Yankee Doodle Boy and You’re a Grand Old Flag, to create a patriotic celebration! The use of stopped

The third part of a musical trilogy, "Expressions" is a uniquely written piece which includes chord symbols for optional guitar or piano accompaniment, as well as options for adding percussion and melodic

Lots of percussive techniques illustrate the text, "Willy, play your drum." An optional chime melody with bell descant gives interest to the middle section. Excitement increases as percussive effects (mart,

The hymn tune PUER NOBIS NASCITUR is set to multiple texts, allowing this piece to be used for Easter, Advent, Epiphany, or for general times. Adding to the piece’s flexibility, it works for a wide

For 1-6 octave bells or chimes arranged for two or more ringers. This is a great collection for a ring/sing-along with 44 titles that are reproducible. Lyric sheets are included as well! Contents

For 1-6 octave bells or chimes arranged for two or more ringers. This is a great collection for a ring/sing-along with 35 reproducible arrangements. Lyric sheets are included as well! Contents include:

This wonderful and versatile arrangement is designed for beginning 2-5 octave bell or chime choirs, both small and large. The tune is heard three times, with the second occurrence featuring the melody in

"Rhythm" is the keyword for this original piece that includes mallet clicks, foot stomps, and hitting mallets on hard surfaces like notebooks or stands. It is designed to work well for small and large

This L2- Thanksgiving medley for 2 to 5 octaves, is perfectly timed for ringers starting up their performance season. The hymns Come, Ye Thankful People, Come (ST. GEORGE'S WINDSOR) and We