Original composition Written in memory of a beloved handbell ringer, this original composition brims with both sorrow and soaring hope. The piece comprises two separate parts: an easier one for 2-3 octaves, and a more complex one for 3-6 octaves, which can each be played independently for a full and satisfying effect. When the two parts are combined, however, they compliment and augment each other for a truly breathtaking musical statement. Perfect for church, concert, or festival use.

Arr. Sandra Eithun.

Thanksgiving Hymn No Thanksgiving service or celebration is complete without hearing the stalwart hymns of thankfulness, including this one. Incorporating mallets, handchimes, swings, plucks, and shakes, this captivating piece will have your ringers and listeners engaged from the start. Between the subtle opening and closing, the melody is heard on bells and chimes for a lovely contrast.

Arr. Alex Guebert.

Ukrainian Carol by Mykola Leontovych A new twist on the beloved Christmas carol, this arrangement is fierce yet holds nothing back, and yet, it is accessible and not overly complicated to pull off. Replete with thrilling twists and turns, including an unexpected brilliant major-key section, this version of the Christmas classic is an absolute show-stopper.

By Johnny Marks; Arr. Jason Krug.

Holiday Classic A joyous bell peal leads to the first iteration of the theme before moving into a more flowing verse accompanied by delicate mallets on treble handbells. An optional dark and dissonant verse (which portrays one of the lesser-known stanzas of the Longfellow poem) gives way to a verse in minor before a triumphant return to major to depict the lyrics, "Then pealed the bells more loud and deep/God is not dead, nor doth he sleep..." An exciting and beautiful addition to your holiday worship or concert.