Beautifully crafted for handbells with optional chimes (3-7 octaves), this is a celebratory Easter anthem your congregation will enjoy!

This arrangement of the medieval chant Victimae paschali laudes, which is used in more liturgical chuches at Easter, begins with a simple original melody that is also used as an interlude between

Michael Glasgow masterfully entwined TRENTHAM and ST. AGNES in this introspective setting that celebrates the Holy Spirit's presence in our lives. The optional violin solo and handchimes highlight the

This new, original work is based on the 11th-century responsorial chant for the Matins on Christmas Day: "O great mystery, and wonderful sacrament, that animals should see the newborn Lord, lying in a

Written in memory of a beloved handbell ringer, this original composition moves from sorrow to soaring hope. There are two separate parts for different size ensembles. Each part may be played independently

A great beginning to your Easter services, this setting of the tune UNSER HERRSCHER is both majestic and accessible. The opening fanfare serves as an introduction and a triumphant conclusion, with shakes,

A hauntingly beautiful handbell introduction sets the scene for the timeless Greensleeves melody that features the delicate sound of a hammered dulcimer, harp, or harpsichord. The solo part may