Fall 2026

Now available for treble choirs! "I sing to you across the distance; come, sing me to the other side...Lord, when you sing, all life is music; I sing to you, come sing to me forevermore." Pamela Stewart's thought-provoking text explores the nature of our...

Now available for treble choirs! "I sing to you across the distance; come, sing me to the other side...Lord, when you sing, all life is music; I sing to you, come sing to me forevermore." Pamela Stewart's thought-provoking text explores the nature of our...

Now available for TTBB choirs! "I sing to you across the distance; come, sing me to the other side...Lord, when you sing, all life is music; I sing to you, come sing to me forevermore." Pamela Stewart's thought-provoking text explores the nature of our...

This fresh original work for handbells by Karen Buckwalter is in constant motion, with pulsing eighth notes and colorful harmonies. This music is set to inspire audiences and congregations alike.

This fresh original work for handbells by Karen Buckwalter is in constant motion, with pulsing eighth notes and colorful harmonies. This music is set to inspire audiences and congregations alike.

Winner of the 2025 Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Carol Competition, Benjamin Knoedler's "Ding Dong, Merrily on High!" marvelously weaves together the traditional French carol with the "Troika" theme from Prokofiev; the two melodies seem to fit together...

Winner of the 2025 Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Carol Competition, Benjamin Knoedler's "Ding Dong, Merrily on High!" marvelously weaves together the traditional French carol with the "Troika" theme from Prokofiev; the two melodies seem to fit together...

Master composer Karen Buckwalter has produced original work for handbell ensemble alone or handbells and organ. Vibrant textures and colorful harmonies characterize this exciting piece that may be used in worship or in concert. If the organ is not used,...

Master composer Karen Buckwalter has produced original work for handbell ensemble alone or handbells and organ. Vibrant textures and colorful harmonies characterize this exciting piece that may be used in worship or in concert. If the organ is not used,...

“And one was slain by a fierce wild beast.” Written for 3-5 octaves of handbells, Cathy Moklebust has arranged a lovely set of variations based on the beloved All Saints Day hymn. Different musical textures depict both confident and tentative saints...

Sandra Eithun has composed a delightful jazz-infused setting of this holiday favorite to help your ensemble to “jingle all the way”. An optional percussion part is included with parts for Sleigh Bells and Slapstick.

A tour de force setting in Latin and English based on Psalm 148, Christopher Enloe's stunning concert work will show off your choir's full potential. Rhythmic and metric excitement, a driving piano part, surprising twists and turns, and optional clapping...

A tour de force setting in Latin and English based on Psalm 148, Christopher Enloe's stunning concert work will show off your choir's full potential. Rhythmic and metric excitement, a driving piano part, surprising twists and turns, and optional clapping...

This hymn, set to the tune TEMPLE OF PEACE, has become a modern classic in many faith communities. Sandy Eithun has arranged the hymn for handbells for the first time, juxtaposing the melody with the traditional round Dona Nobis Pacem. The careful use of...

This hymn, set to the tune TEMPLE OF PEACE, has become a modern classic in many faith communities. Sandy Eithun has arranged the hymn for handbells for the first time, juxtaposing the melody with the traditional round Dona Nobis Pacem. The careful use of...

Christopher Enloe offers an exquisite prayer for comfort and protection. "May He Hold Us" is deeply moving as an anthem, a choral benediction, a sacred encore/closer, or for services of remembrance or memorial.COMPANION PRODUCTSBP2412CDDL – May He Hold...

After years of waiting, Dan Forrest has finally given us his magical take on O Holy Night, one of our greatest Christmas carols! This glorious arrangement vividly brings the picturesque scenes of the text to life in new ways while still preserving the...

Written for the final Virtuoso event sponsored by the Raleigh Ringers, Cathy Moklebust has transcribed Mikhail Glinka’s masterwork for handbells. Rated Level 6, this piece is a worthy challenge for the most advanced handbell ensembles.

In this arrangement subtitled “A Baroque Christmas,” Sandra Eithun combines Bach’s “Sheep May Safely Graze” with the German chorale “Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light”. This beautiful medley is characterized by thick chordal textures and interplay...

This original composition by Cathy Moklebust was written in memory of a beloved ringer who died following a range of challenging health issues. The music moves from joy to sadness and back to joy before a slow ethereal ending. A full range of handbells...

Marianne Forman sets this metaphorical text for choir, piano, and optional oboe: "...My soul is carried to the shore on breath divine, and on its helm there rests a hand other than mine: One who was known in storms to sail...above the roaring of the gale...

Marianne Forman sets this metaphorical text for choir, piano, and optional oboe: "...My soul is carried to the shore on breath divine, and on its helm there rests a hand other than mine: One who was known in storms to sail...above the roaring of the gale...

"You brush the vault of heaven and paint the stars of night, each with a separate splendor, the canvas filled with light." In Sanctus (A Separate Splendor), Craig Courtney sets Pamela Martin's radiant words about the glory of the heavens being the same...

In this accessible handbell arrangement, Karen Buckwalter has cleverly combined three traditional European shepherd carols: “Merrily to Bethlehem the Shepherds Came” (Poland), “While By My Sheep” (Germany), and “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By...

In this accessible handbell arrangement, Karen Buckwalter has cleverly combined three traditional European shepherd carols: “Merrily to Bethlehem the Shepherds Came” (Poland), “While By My Sheep” (Germany), and “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By...