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Song of Hope—Brenda E. Austin.
This fun original tune is perfect for
the beginning ensemble. Numerous
techniques are featured alongside full
chords and a memorable melody, making
this piece a joy to ring and to hear!
11567478 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L1 4.95
11567481 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L1 4.95
Sounds of Praise—Linda Scholes. Bright,
uplifting writing and varied ringing
techniques make this original work an
engaging introduction to developing
handbell skills for newer ensembles.
Flexible and approachable, it works
equally well for concerts, worship, or
seasonal programming throughout
the year.
11688536 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . L1+ 5.95
Spirit of the Living God—Daniel
Iverson/arr. Michael Helman. This lush
arrangement of an inspirational hymn is
useful throughout the year but especially
at Pentecost. Flowing accompaniment
lines underscore the simple, heartfelt
melody. Available in compatible 2-3 and
3-5 voicings with optional 2-3 and 3-4
octave handchimes, respectively.
11620303 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L2 4.95
11620302 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L2 4.95
Spirits Lifted, Peace Bestowed (Joy and
Reflection)—Cathy Moklebust. Bright
fanfare-like textures and a soaring treble
melody launch this expressive original
work supported by driving malleted
accompaniment and flowing contrapuntal
writing. Optional handchimes, echo
techniques, and a reflective middle
section provide contrast before the
music returns in a slower, majestic style,
making these compatible 2-3 and 3-6
octave arrangements excellent festival or
concert selections for developing through
intermediate ensembles.
11683570 2-3 Octave
Handbells w/opt.
2-3 Oct. HC. . . . . . L3 6.50
11683571 3-6 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L3 6.50
The Stillness Within—Jason W. Krug.
This haunting original, perfect for the
beginning ensemble, is reminiscent of
The Great Gates of Kiev with full, majestic
chords. Modal harmonies, a stunning
melody, and dynamic contrast make this
an excellent teaching piece as well as an
impressive work for concert or worship.
11642932 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L1 4.50
Suite for Handbells—Michael Helman.
The five movements of this accessible
suite may be played separately or
together as a concert offering. Perfect for
beginning to intermediate ringers, each
movement features simple yet engaging
melodies that are easy to learn and fun
to play. The suite includes a variety of
techniques, such as martellato, martellato
lifts, and echoes, that add interest and
excitement to the music.
11514159 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . . L2 5.95
A Time for Peace—Karen L. Buckwalter.
A calm, stately, and prayerful composition,
a constant flowing eighth-note presence
keeps the focus on moving forward. Most
of the composition is in a major tonality,
and there is an overall feeling of serenity
and peace. Perfect for a quiet, reflective
moment in a worship service or a change
of pace in concert programming, this is
appropriate for Sundays that lift up the
themes of Advent, Epiphany, post-Easter,
the Beatitudes, justice, and peace.
11683550 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L2+ 4.95
11683551 3-6 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L2+ 4.95
The Timeless Canon—Johann Pachelbel/
arr. Sandra Eithun. Pachelbel's Canon is
one of the most recognizable and enduring
pieces of classical music and has become a
staple at weddings, concerts, and in popular
culture. This simplified setting will be a great
resource for beginning handbell ensembles
as well as for more developed groups when
rehearsal time is limited. Reprinted from the
collection Starting Point, Vol. 2.
11568535 2-3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . . L1 4.75
11568536 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . . L1 4.75
To God Be the Glory—arr. Lloyd Larson.
Fanfare-like figures provide the introduction
and interludes in this bold setting of the
familiar hymn. Celebratory in nature,
this piece is perfect for any joyous time
throughout the year!
11620305 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . . L3 4.95
Triumphal Entry—Michael Bedford.
Inspired by Psalm 24:7, this piece is a
popular work for massed ringing around
the country. Exciting rhythms and parallel
motions capture your ringers and listeners
ears! An emphasis on bold, crisp chords
combined with a driving tempo helps to
create the majestic character of this piece.
There is a little bit of syncopation, but it is
repetitive and easily learned.
11676022 3 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . L3+ 4.50
You Raise Me Up—arr. Joel Raney. This
beloved tune made famous by Josh Groban
has been set here for handbells, 3-6 octave
handchimes (optional), and piano. Usable
in churches, schools, and concerts, the
handbell part is very accessible, and the
piano part helps to broaden the harmony
and scope.
11416854 3-5 Octave
Handbells . . . . . . . . . L2 7.00
11416855 Full Score &
Instrumental Parts. . L2 14.95
Sacred Music
Collections for
Handbell Ensemble
12 Bells in F—arr. Bill Ingram. Perfect for
small choirs and ensembles, this collection
of eight grand old hymns has no bell
changes, and can easily be rung without
tables and in just about any location. You
will also find the smaller bells (up to C7)
easier to handle when ringing four-in-
hand. Helpful notes and suggested bell
assignments are included. Titles include:
This is My Fathers World; Grace Medley;
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing;
For the Beauty of the Earth; Bless That
Wonderful Name; The Solid Rock; Leaning
on the Everlasting Arms and Immortal,
Invisible God Only Wise.
10025201 Handbell Ensemble
Collection. . . . . . . . . . . . 6.95
12 Bells in F: Gospel Hymns—arr. Linda
Lamb. Fun for summertime with limited
ringers, these gospel hymn favorites will
strike a familiar and happy chord with
many worshipers. Because there are no
bell changes, no tables are required. Bell
assignment suggestions are included.
Range F5-C7. Titles: Blessed Assurance;
Oh, How I Love Jesus; I Must Tell Jesus;
Standing on the Promises; Old Time
Religion in My Heart; When the Roll Is
Called Up Yonder; Heaven Medley.
11205012 Handbell Ensemble Collection
12 Bells . . . . . . .L2-L2+ 6.95
12 Bells in F: Ring Praises—arr. Bill
Ingram. As with the other titles in the 12
Bells in F series, you'll find this collection
of favorite hymns of praise very useful
when performing with fewer ringers. No
bell changes means no table is required,
making them easy to carry and use on the
road. Titles include I Sing the Mighty Power
of God; All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name;
O Worship the King; Rejoice, the Lord Is
King; Morning Has Broken and To God Be
the Glory.
11167865 Handbell Ensemble
Collection. . . . . . . . . L2 6.95
Eight Favorite Hymns for Twelve
Bells—arr. Sandra Eithun. Arranged for
small ensembles, here are eight tried-
and-true hymns for 12 bells. Playable by
three to six ringers using music stands or
tables, the bells range from F5 to C7 and
vary in key. Tunes include
CONVERSE;
EVENTIDE; SLANE; AR HYD Y NOS; EVENTIDE;
FOUNDATION; ST. ANNE; LAND OF REST; OLD
HUNDREDTH; ST. COLUMBA and SLANE.
11348377 Handbell Ensemble Collection
12 Bells . . . . . . .L2-L2+ 5.00
Eight Favorite Hymns for Twelve Bells,
Set 2—arr. Sandra Eithun. Following the
success of the first collection, this second
volume of hymn settings for twelve bells
contains eight pieces carefully crafted for
small ensembles suited for use throughout
the year. The arrangements use the F5-C7
range, making them playable by three to
six ringers. They are perfect for ringing
locations without tables and can be rung
with either handbells or handchimes.
Tunes:
AZMON; CWM RHONDDA; HOLY
MANNA; NETTLETON; OLIVET; ST. THOMAS;
THAXTED and TOPLADY.
11397372 Handbell Ensemble
Collection
12 Bells . . . . . . .L2-L2+ 5.00
Favorite Hymns for Eight Bells—arr.
Sondra Tucker. Here is a reproducible
collection of seven beloved hymns
arranged to be played by two to four ringers.
All tunes fall within a two-octave range. No
bell changes occur in any of the songs,
so these are completely portable and
perfect for distance ringing. Tunes: Terra
Beata; Nettleton; Lyons; Jesus Loves Me;
Linstead; Ellacombe; and Madrid.
11304968 Handbell Ensemble
Collection. . . . . . . . L2 15.00
Festive Hymn Tunes (Five Hymn Tunes
for Three to Six Ringers – 12 Bells)—arr.
Jason W. Krug. This collection of five hymn
arrangements will delight, comfort, and
enliven your ringers and congregations!
Written for just 12 bells between F5 and
C7, these pieces are a perfect resource
for either the small ensemble looking for
an extra challenge, the full choir short a few
members, or the group wanting to share
their musical gifts while staying socially
distant. While the selections may use
different sets of 12 bells, the same 12 bells
are used throughout any given piece.
11314803 Handbell Ensemble
Collection
12 Bells . . . . . . . . . L2+ 5.95
Gifts of the Seasons (Flexible handbell
arrangements for small ensemble or 2-3
octave choir and piano)—arr. Karen L.
Buckwalter. Gifts of the Seasons is a unique
reproducible collection of three hymn tunes:
NOEL NOUVELET (Now the Green Blade
Rises / Sing We Now of Christmas),
FOREST
GREEN (As Saints of Old / O Little Town of
Bethlehem / Blessed Be the God of Israel),
and
ANTIOCH (Joy to the World). Each
arrangement has three separate handbell
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