SKU: HP.2885

UPC: 763628128852.

Medley of a traditional carol and a contemporary Christmas song by Michael W. Smith and Joanna Carlson For the Christmas season, this setting for piano and accessible handbells pairs the popular contemporary song with a beloved traditional carol. The piano part is of intermediate difficulty and the handbells are Level 2.

SKU: HP.2843

UPC: 763628128432.

Immensely popular hymn
A few years ago we started publishing arrangements for piano and accessible handbells. These have proven to be very popular, so the series expands with this setting of HopeEUR(tm)s most popular hymn. The piano setting is of intermediate difficulty and the handbells are Level 2.

SKU: BP.HB574

The 3 to 5 octave handbell part is rated level 2-. This prayerful setting of two well-loved hymn tunes is a beautiful pairing of handbells and piano. The majority of the handbell part consists of quarter and half notes, while the piano provides an arpeggiated eighth note undercurrent. A perfect opportunity for beginning and intermediate handbell ensembles to shine in worship!

SKU: HP.2924

UPC: 763628129248.

Arrangement of VENITE ADOREMUS Picture dancing snowflakes falling gracefully to the ground in this delightful arrangement of the familiar English carol. Suitable for beginning choirs, this Level 1+ piece for 2-3 octaves, is also challenging enough for intermediate groups to enjoy.

SKU: BP.HB525

UPC: 748769305256.

For 3 to 5 octave handbell choir. Rated level 2/2+. The set includes: Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus; Restoration; I Come With Joy. These arrangements from Southern Harmony provide easy yet interesting and varied selections for worship. Each piece presents small challenges for early intermediate choirs, though none should prove insurmountable, and the tunes are so enjoyable that the effort to learn them is well worth it. Ideal choices for the group looking for something a little different!

SKU: BP.HB584

Arranged for 3 to 5 octave handbell choir. Level 2+. Lloyd Larson's arrangement of the hymn tunes ST. PETER and MCKEE is easily accessible to intermediate ensembles while also providing enough musical interest for advanced groups. An opening peal gives way to the theme, first accompanied by chords in the bass, then by floating treble arpeggios. A brief key change in the middle provides harmonic interest before a return to the original key for the triumphant final verse.

SKU: BP.HB747

Written for 3 to 5 octave handbell choir. Level 2+.

Anna Laura Page brings us this flowing setting of a traditional English tune. Delicate in its simplicity, the lush scoring gives a very satisfying feeling to the piece. A worthy choice for the early intermediate ensemble looking to stretch their musicality this holiday season.

SKU: BP.HB740

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

This beautiful setting of the hymntunes LAUDES DOMINI and ROYAL OAK is a great choice for worship or concert use. Approachable by intermediate ensembles, the varied styles and textures provide interest for advanced ringers. There's also the chance to add in the optional keyboard or harp for extra aural variation.

SKU: LO.20-2071L

ISBN 9780787763145.

This lovely arrangement for two- or three-octave ensembles will be a prayerful addition to any worship service. A good teaching piece, as well, Terry Osman gives directors the opportunity to instruct their intermediate-level ensembles about table damping and preparing for bell changes.

SKU: BP.HB692

Arranged for 3 to 6 octave handbell choir and optional 3 octaves of handchimes. Level 3-. Sandra Winter brings us a sedate, flowing rendition of the well-loved hymn HYFRYDOL. Easy rhythms and few bell changes make it accessible to most intermediate choirs. With a calm, pastoral feel, it is suitable for any meditative moment in a service or concert.

SKU: BP.HB794B

UPC: 748769387948. 8.5 x 11 inches.

For ensembles looking for something bold for Easter or any other celebratory event, look no further! This bold setting of Beethoven's Ode to Joy is approachable for most intermediate handbell ensembles, but the addition of either one or two optional trumpets make for a truly celebratory effect!