SKU: HP.2704D

UPC: 763628227043.

Early American Hymn tune For handbells and keyboard, with optional handchimes and flute, here is a lush setting of the early American hymn What Wondrous Love Is This? Arranged by Joel Raney and transcribed by Arnold Sherman, this is a useful setting for the Lenten season or any Communion Sunday. The combination of bells and keyboard allows for a fuller sound and creates a rich foundation.

SKU: HP.2904

UPC: 763628129040.

Classic hymn Opening with the ethereal sound of singing bells and suspended malleted bells, this setting takes listeners and performers on a musical journey. The inspirational original 'B' section originates from the melody itself and leads to the return of the melody, for a final stanza. This time, accompanied by optional arpeggiated chimes. The composition concludes just as it started, completing the musical journey with the heavenly sounds of the singing bell.

SKU: LO.20-1394L

ISBN 9780893283391.

The melody of this moving setting is treated first in simple chorale style and again with a lovely flowing eighth-note accompaniment. Fresh, uplifting harmonies throughout create an overall contemporary feel to the work. Abundant use of LVs enhance the natural sound of the instrument. Easy and quite effective!

SKU: LO.20-1013

UPC: 000308022575.

How can you go wrong with a beloved hymn tune, no subdivision of the beat, and the key of C-major? You can't, especially when the work is written by a skilled arranger who knows the idiom well. Only a few rehearsals will have your ringers sounding great.

SKU: BP.HB615

Arranged for 3 - 5 octave handbell choir, optional 3 - 4 octaves of handchimes and optional cello. Level 3-. Karen Buckwalter's beautiful arrangement of the beloved Robert Lowry tune is a grand tour through Christian hymnody. Numerous hymntunes are quoted throughout, usually between verses of the main tune, but occasionally as counterpoint and countermelody. The addition of the optional cello adds a glorious bass sound, but in its absence, the cello part is notated in the score for handchimes. A true musical delight from start to finish!