Handbell

 Written for 3-7 octave handbell choir.  Level 3.  An optional 3-7 octaves of handchimes part is available, as well as a full score (with the handbell and handchime choir parts) Companion products (printed copies): Soaring Praise -...

Arranged for 3 to 7 octave handbell choir and 3 to 7 octaves of handchimes.  Level 3+.  Haunting opening chords set the stage for Matthew Compton’s arrangement of this traditional English folk song.  An initial sparse treatment...

Arranged for 3 to 7 octave handbell choir and optional 3 to 7 octaves of handchimes.  Level 3.  Sondra Winter’s arrangement of this beloved tune is sure to become a favorite of your ringers and congregation. Delicate scoring and...

Arranged for 5 - 7 octave handbell choir.  Level 5.  Written by Getty H. Huffine.  This tour de force is a perfect choice for the advanced ensemble looking to highlight their bass section in a challenging, acrobatic escapade. Constant...

Arranged for 3-7 octave handbell choir with optional 3-5 octaves of handchimes and optional 1-2 trumpets in B-flat.  Level 3.  This festive arrangement will start your Easter morning service off with a glorious statement of praise. Ranging from...

Written for 3 to 7 octave handbell choir and 3 to 7 octaves of handchimes.  Level 4.  This Hart Morris original is just toe-tappin’ fun!  Written for the Three Rivers Ringers in honor of their founding director, Nancy Lutz,...

Written for 5 to 7 octave handbell choir. Level 5.Threnody (meaning lament or elegy) is an outpouring of grief intermixed with celebration of a life well lived. Written in honor of a member of the Raleigh Ringers who lost her battle with cancer, it is a...

Written for 5 to 7 octave handbell choir. Level 5.Threnody (meaning lament or elegy) is an outpouring of grief intermixed with celebration of a life well lived. Written in honor of a member of the Raleigh Ringers who lost her battle with cancer, it is a...

This arrangement, dedicated to a handbell choir director for more than thirty years of leadership, is an idyllic choice for use in worship.  Combining the Bach chorale “Sheep May Safely Graze” with the hymntune BRADBURY, it masterfully...

Written by Aram Khachaturian and transcibed for double handbell choirs (HB369A and HB369B - both 5-7 octaves) and 5-6 1/2 octaves of handchimes by William Griffin.  William Griffin has given advanced choirs a fun challenge piece with his...