This enticing setting pairs STILLE NACHT and AR HYD Y NOS in a duet for handbells and piano. The two instruments blend skillfully to present a lovely, quiet selection for your Christmas program.

Joel Raney's setting of Michael W. Smith's Christmas song was commissioned by The Agape Ringers in loving memory of Debbie Perisho, who was with the ensemble for 13 years before losing her battle to cancer.

With a fanfare introduction, this energetic arrangement of two classic hymn tunes, Joy to the World and Gentle Mary Laid Her Child, will be a memorable opener for your Christmas

Terry Osman weaves together three favorite Christmas tunes: Angels from the Realms of Glory; Angels We Have Heard on High and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing in this charming arrangement. It

Flowing handbells and optional chimes pair with a lovely, optional piano accompaniment in this Christmas favorite. While the melody always remains in the handbell part, the piano accompaniment adds color,

This classic Christmas carol is scored colorfully with pealing"glorias" throughout. Ringers will find this straightforward, accessible, and attractive. Sure to be an alluring addition to Christmas concerts

Uplifting and flexible, this piece can be a stand-alone handbell prelude, or you can use any combination of bells, choir, congregation, keyboard, brass and/or timpani to fit the musicians available. The

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 gentle, flowing setting of the beloved Christmas carol combines the MUELLER and CRADLE SONG tunes, resulting in an appropriate arrangement for Christmas Eve services and other events during the

Away in a Manger utilizes two tunes most often associated with this favorite Christmas hymn. The arrangement beautifully evokes a gentle lullaby that will delight both ringers and listeners.

Using both of the familiar tunes of this Christmas carol, this setting is especially appropriate for those ensembles needing a simple yet musically expressive holiday piece. Close attention to the LV