SKU: HP.2930

UPC: 763628129309.

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.

SKU: BP.HB787

UPC: 748769307878. 8.5 x 11 inches.

This introspective 3-6 octave handbell original is a haunting and emotional piece that explores themes of comfort, solace, and protection. The piece features a poignant melody that is supported by gentle harmonies and evocative textures. The use of handchimes adds to the thoughtful and contemplative mood of this emotional composition.

SKU: LO.20-1897L

ISBN 9780787748579.

The perfect opener for any Christmas service or concert, this energetic arrangement of Hark! the Herald Angels Sing comes to us from the creative mind of Dan Edwards. The melody--written in 3/4 time--and a moving eighth-note accompaniment add to the excitement. The piece also features many handbell techniques, including malleting, shakes, martellatos, and tower swings.

SKU: LO.20-2064L

ISBN 9780787763138.

Starting and ending with an eighth note peal, this arrangement of LOBE DEN HERREN is alive with energy and interesting harmonies. Christian Guebert’s unique musical language presents a great way to stretch your Level 3 ensemble into more challenging territory. Dynamic contrasts, tower swings, and martellato lifts all add to this colorful arrangement. Glad Adoration is perfect for festivals, concerts, and festive worship services.

SKU: HP.2994

UPC: 763628129941.

Hymn tune
Cynthia Dobrinski's arrangement of the St. Theodulph tune maintains excitement and energy from beginning to end with big chords and a sprinkling of shakes, martellatos, ring touches, swings, thumb damps, martellato lifts, and an echo, as well as a malleted section. Ringers will enjoy the fact that the full range is utilized well for both 2 and 3 octave choirs and that bell changes are minimal.