The basic (syncopated) rhythm pattern is established in the first measure. Combine this rhythm with the fast tempo of 132-144 and the result is a fun but challenging work!

Master teacher, composer and conductor Bill Mathis offers a lovely handbell setting of Debussy’s exquisite Clair de Lune. While the notes are relatively easy, the piece offers great teaching

With this new collection Christine Anderson adds to her series of Classic Baroque Solos. These classical solos from the Baroque period incorporate more advanced techniques in order to perform them musically

Driven by exciting polyrhythmic patterns and ornamented with striking inner lines, this original adaptation pays tribute to the classic hymn while giving it a new voice and sound. The incorporation of

The tune FREU DICH SEHR is given several treatments in this exciting arrangement for Advent. From joyfully rhythmic to grandly regal, the various sections use a myriad of handbell techniques including

For the Easter season, here is an effective, rhythmic setting of a Joel Raney hymn setting that has been newly transcribed for handbells by Arnold Sherman. With a tempo marking of Con brio, you can imagine

Opening with a motive based on the first three notes of the melody, this dynamic setting will be a welcome addition to any worship, concert, or festival experience. Filled with contrasting sections of

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