This 17th-century hymn tune is simply set for the smaller choir. A quiet ostinato sets the tone and is heard throughout. Beautiful in its simplicity yet rich harmonically, this accessible piece will provide

Here is an easy, festive arrangement of the tune MADRID, known in some hymnals as Come, Christians Join to Sing. With beautifully arranged chords ensuring every ringer is supported, the title

Begin to Ring is a primer, taking the ringer from simple arrangements using whole notes to those using eighth notes. The contents of this collection are all hymns and most are fairly short. It is

Following in the footsteps of Bell Tree Christmas, here is a collection of six hymn tune arrangements for the bell soloist. Each setting includes a straightforward presentation of the tune,

This tone poem begins with the mournful tolling of bells reflecting our painful experience when handbells could not ring during the pandemic. Sheer joy that we can ring together again... view details

Feature your beginning handbell soloist during the Christmas season with this easy handbell solo for two octaves and keyboard accompaniment. Also a good choice for the soloist with little time to

This original is quite accessible to any ensemble, yet this thoughtful and tender work is worthy of more advanced groups when careful attention to the melody and subtle dynamic changes is paid. The imagery

This contemplative arrangement weaves together O Come, Little Children and Still, Still, Still. Well-suited for youth or beginning choirs,  A Christmas Lullaby is an

As with joy, handbells can take on many colors. This arrangement brings out those different colors through the variety of techniques used to express all the sounds of the instrument. Easily learned, ringers

Fully reproducible, these five approachable arrangements have options for eight, ten, or twelve handbells. This joyful collection of Christmas music for small handbell ensembles can be played with or

The simple settings in the sixth volume in the Easy to Ring Praise & Worship Series for three to five octaves and now for two to three octaves, will appeal to beginning handbell and handchime

Popular praise and worship songs will come alive in this collection of twelve easy-to-ring settings. Each arrangement begins with a brief introduction and is a complete composition that can be used for