The use of triple meter and a building ostinato pattern underlies the Christmas text and Mixolydian modal melodies. Written for SATB a cappella choir by Thomas More Scott.

 Written for 3-5 octave handbell choir and optional 3 octaves of handchimes.  Level 3.

Five hymn accompaniments for organ (OC20), brass and percussion.  Full score and parts (OC20A) are available.  Contains: AURELIA; HYFRYDOL; HYMN TO JOY; LOBE DEN HERREN; NICAEA Companion products: Praise and Adoration full score and parts

Full score and parts for 2 trumpets, horn (optional), 2 trombones (or 1 trombone and 1 tuba).  Contains:  AURELIA; HYFRYDOL; HYMN TO JOY; LOBE DEN HERREN; NICAEA Companion products: Praise and Adoration organ part

Eight piano solos for Holy Week and Holy Communion.  Contains: Christ the Lord Is Risen Today; Hosanna, He Comes! All Glory, Laud and Honor; Nothing but the Blood; O Sacred Head, Now Wounded; O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus; The Old rugged Cross;...

Ten sacred settings for piano solo.  Contains: Brethren, We Have Met to Worship/ O Worship the King; Children of the Heavenly Father/Jesus Loves Me; Come, We That Love the Lord; Expression of Gratitude; Fairest Lord Jesus; May the Mind of Christ My...

Ten more solos for the Christmas season arranged by Penny Rodriguez.  Medium to moderately difficult.  Titles: Coventry Carol; Deck the Halls; The First Noel; The Gift; Good King Wenceslas; He Is Born, the Divine Christ Child; The Holly and the...

Piano solos.  Contains: God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen; A Cradle for a Lamb; O Come, All Ye Faithful; Christmas Meditation; Hark! the Herald Angels Sing; Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isasbella; Bells of Joy

Why do we sing a "new song to the Lord"?  Because He heard our cry, drew us up from the pit and set our feet on the rock of salvation.  Donna Jo Butler does a superb job of bringing Psalm 40 to life through driving rhythms, syncopation and a...

3-6 octaves, level 3  Suitable for Lent, memorial services.

 Arranged for 5 octave handbell choir.  Level 4.  Traditional

Transcribed for 4-5 octave handbell choir.  Level 6.  Sir Edward Elgar.

5-7 octaves, 4 octaves of handchimes, level 5+,

5-6 octave  level 5  Lee G. Barrow has adapted the scherzo of Tchaikovsky's fourth symphony for five or six octaves of handbells in Pizzicato Ostinato.  Not for the faint of heart, this level 5 piece will challenge ringers' mallet skills,...

 Written for 2(3) octave handbell choir.  Level 2.

World peace and God's sovereignty are the themes of this lovely anthem written by first-time Beckenhorst composer, Larry Shackley.  In times of global unrest and strife such as the present, this selection takes on special significance.  With...

Slow, layered vocal phrasing and quiet dynamics are incorporated in this serene setting of Christ’s eternal words of comfort.  The music gathers forces in the middle of the anthem when our Lord acknowledges the reality of tribulation and His...

 Arranged for 3-5 octave handbell choir.  Level 4.  Original music by Gabriel Faure.

 Arranged for 3-5 octave handbell choir.  Level 3.  Based on the Pastoral Symphony from the Messiah aby George Frederic Handel.

A poignant extended SATB anthem perfect for your Good Friday service. The narrative-like text is paired with a variety of meters and keys to bring new life to the heart-wrenching story of the ultimate sacrifice.

 Choir part for unison voices. Companion products (printed copies): Passage of Promise

Written for 4 or 5 octave handbell choir and unison voices.  Level 4.  Appropriate for commencement exercises and baccalaureates Companion products (printed copies): Passage of Promise - choir part

Part for B-flat or C instrument Companion products: Passacaglia of Praise

This Lenten anthem takes a classic Baroque form and combines it with text by Fanny Crosby. Perfect for educating your group on historic musical forms and stylistic choices. Companion products (digital downloads): Passacaglia of Praise - B-flat or C...

Transcribed for 5-6 octave handbell choir.  Level 6.  George Friedrich Handel.  Your ringers will set a distinctive mood with this transcription of a piece from the Seventh Suite by Handel. What starts with a simple and delicate theme...