SKU: BP.HB80

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

SKU: BP.HB62

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

SKU: BP.HB410

4-7 octaves - level 4+ - - This advanced original composition starts off with grand, slow chords, but don't let that simplicity fool you -- what begins peacefully becomes an explosion of energy and motion, making liberal use of bass bells malleted on the table. The piece becomes a whirlwind of activity, carrying the listener (and, in some cases, the ringers) along on a spirited, celebratory journey.

SKU: BP.HB593

Arranged for 4 or 5 octave handbell choir with an optional B-flat 2 and G2. Level 4. A free and ethereal opening gives way to hurried, almost desperate sixteenth notes in this masterwork from Hart Morris, written in honor of Fred Gramann. A syncopated melody ensues, accompanied the entire time by the same frantic sixteenth notes. The mood gradually slows and becomes more hymn-like before the emergence of a final, triumphal verse of the hymntune LOBE DEN HERREN (Praise to the Lord, the Almighty). A grand challenge for any advanced choir looking to showcase their talents.

SKU: BP.HB543

UPC: 748769305430.

For 3 to 6 octave handbell choir and optional 2 octaves of handchimes. Rated level 4. Ron Mallory's original piece works well not just in concert, but also as a non-traditional choice for Easter Sunday service, or any other celebratory time during the church year. A driving, syncopated melody -- at first lightly accompanied, then propelled by malleted bells -- gives way to a gentler, reflective middle section with a melody on chimes. The initial idea returns at the end to bring the piece to a final, triumphant conclusion. A fun piece both to ring and hear!

SKU: BP.HB211

Written for 3-5 octave handbell choir. Level 4.

SKU: BP.HB346

3-6 octaves, level 4.

SKU: BP.HB51

Arranged for 4-5 octave handbell choir. Level 4-. Based on hymn tunes MELITA and NATIONAL HYMN.

SKU: BP.HB66

Arranged for 3-4 octave handbell choir. Level 4-. Anatole Liadov.

SKU: BP.HB675

Written for 5 to 7 octave handbell choir and optional 4 to 6 octaves of handchimes. Level 4+. Rhythmic, fresh, and joyous describe this original work by Patrick Meyer. Crisp, driving rhythms and frequent syncopations give ample thrust, and the bold, exciting harmonies add interest that provides for something new around every bend. A freely wandering middle section slowly builds in intensity before a return to the opening feel and a forceful and satisfying conclusion. Perfect for the advanced church or community group looking for something showstopping.

SKU: BP.HB749

Written for 3 to 6 octave handbell choir. Level 4-.

Sandra Eithun's masterful setting of VENI EMMANUEL is a perfect choice for the advanced ensemble looking to highlight their expressive playing. An opening replete with haunting harmonies and delicate scoring gives way to an upbeat, almost dance-like setting of the tune accompanied by an optional tambourine, before returning to a more emotional and expressive feeling once more. A dramatic tour-de-force that's not to be missed!

SKU: BP.HB741

Written for 3 to 5 octave handbell choir. Level 4.

A fanfare-like opening gives way to a delicate melody underscored by malleted bells in a 3+3+2 rhythmic pattern, which recurs throughout the piece. Various moods and emotions are explored, providing ample opportunity for focus on musicality and expression. This is an ideal piece for the advanced ensemble looking for a worthy musical challenge!

SKU: BP.HB693

Arranged for 3 to 7 octave handbell choir, optional 3 to 5 octaves of handchimes and optional 3 octaves of Auxiliary Bells. Level 4. Brian Childers' masterful combination of two tunes associated with the text Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing is a true delight! Starting with a Baroque feel before morphing into a more modern treatment, a plethora of techniques, styles, and rhythms keep everyone attentive and entertained! An option to add in an extra five auxiliary bells (such as Silver Melody Bells) will lend additional aural interest.

SKU: BP.HB640

Written for 5 to 7 octave handbell choir and optional 3 octaves of handchimes. Level 4. Propulsive eighth notes underscore a primal melody of moving parallel fourths before passing on to a beautiful melody on handchimes. A short chromatic interlude then gives way to a setting of the first theme accompanied by triplet eighth notes before returning to the opening feel and a triumphal conclusion. A fantastic choice for any time you want to add a bit of mystery and intrigue to your concert or church service.