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Arranged for 3-6 (optional 7) octave handbell choir, with optional second handbell choir of 3-4 octaves (HB270A) or two C instruments (HB270B).  Optional second handbell choir part is level 3. Original music by G. F. Handel. Companion products...

This new setting of Langston Hughes’ text celebrates the joy of new life and the beauty of this earth with flowing triplets, driving rhythms, and great joy! Part of the Beckenhorst Press Concert Series, providing high-quality repertoire suitable for...

This new setting of Langston Hughes’ text celebrates the joy of new life and the beauty of this earth with flowing triplets, driving rhythms, and great joy! Part of the Beckenhorst Press Concert Series, providing high-quality repertoire suitable for...

This new setting of Langston Hughes’ text celebrates the joy of new life and the beauty of this earth with flowing triplets, driving rhythms, and great joy! Part of the Beckenhorst Press Concert Series, providing high-quality repertoire suitable for...

This new setting of Langston Hughes’ text celebrates the joy of new life and the beauty of this earth with flowing triplets, driving rhythms, and great joy! Part of the Beckenhorst Press Concert Series, providing high-quality repertoire suitable for...

Written for 5-6 octave handbell choir and 2 octaves of handchimes.  Level 4.  Beautiful and flowing, this original composition will please audiences and challenge ringers to stretch their musicality. Interweaving handbell and handchime lines...

A secular SSA anthem by John Carter

 4-7 octaves, optional 3 octaves of handchimes, level 4.  An arrangement of the Edward Elgar Variation IX from the Enigma Variations.

The lesser-heard original Scottish tune for this folksong is arranged by Dan Forrest in this gorgeous setting for choir, piano, optional soloist, and optional flute or orchestra. Burns' text speaks meaningfully not only during the holidays, but anytime...

The lesser-heard original Scottish tune for this folksong is arranged by Dan Forrest in this gorgeous setting for choir, piano, optional soloist, and optional flute or orchestra. Burns' text speaks meaningfully not only during the holidays, but anytime...

 Written for 4-5 octave handbell choir.  Level 4.

Gustav Mahler from symphony no. 3, based on the Austrian folk tune "Es sungen drei Engel." Transcribed for 3 octave handbell choir.  Level 3.  

 Written for 3 or 5 octave handbell choir.  Level 3

Arranged for 4 to 7 octave handbell choir with optional A1 and B1.  Level 4.  William Griffin’s masterful transcription of the Bourrée from Bach’s Partita #1 in B Minor for Violin is a challenge not for the faint of...

The beauty of Brahms’ Lullaby shines in this SSA arrangement with optional guitar/C instrument.  With text in both German and English, Ruth Dwyer expertly set this classic for treble voices.  It is an ideal selection for any concert or...

An SSA secular anthem from the choral set, A Fit of Carroll. Text by Lewis Carroll and music by John Carter. 

Written for 3-7 octave handbell choir.  Level 3.  Despite calling for no bell changes, Sandra Winter’s original composition is a worthy challenge for the intermediate choir. Featuring a repeating bass line and melodic material, the piece...

An SATB setting of the Stephen Foster classic American folk song. Setting by John Mabry. Secular.

Written for 5 to 7 octave handbell choir and 5 to 6 octaves of handchimes.  Level 3+.  Lush harmonies underscore this beautiful, prayerful melody by Matthew Compton.  The triplet accompaniment figure gives way to a more delicately scored...

3-5 octaves handbells or 3-5 octaves of handchimes, level 2-

 Written for 4 octave handbell choir.  Level 2+

 4-6 octaves, level 5

 Written for 3 octave handbell choir.  Level 3.

Written for 4 to 6 octave handbell choir with optional E2 and F2 and optional 3 octaves of handchimes.  Level 4-.  This Baroque-style masterwork from the pen of Michael Helman is a fantastic opportunity for advanced ensembles to show off...

Full score for 3-6 octaves and solo organ, level 4-. Bold and striking describe this original composition by Michael Helman. From a majestic beginning replete with dotted rhythms, the piece moves to a flowing section with copious interplay between the...