SKU: LO.30-3624L

UPC: 000308151312.

Repro ducible Handbell Score and Parts for Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah (10/5215L) Lloyd Larson’s energetic and powerful setting will bring fresh inspiration to this timeless hymn. Scored for 2-hand or 4-hand piano accompaniment and providing an optional handbell part (3-5 octaves), this flexible anthem is equally suitable for worship or concert venues.

SKU: JF.MFBBG0952

UPC: 714245101025.

Fred Bock's piano arrangements have held a favorite slot in church pianist's repertoire for many years; this adaptation for bells stays true to the original.

SKU: JF.MFBBGH1016

UPC: 747187101600.

This handbell setting of Fred Bockis piano arrangement remains faithful to the original work.

SKU: HP.2940

UPC: 763628129408.

Repro ducible series for small ensembles This reproducible series is perfect for the small ensemble. Handbell parts are accessible, and flexible. They can be rung with 1 1/2 or 2 octaves of Bells. D5-G6 or G4 to G6. The piano accompanimentgives support to the ringers, and fills out the harmonies beautifully.

SKU: HP.2870

UPC: 763628128708. By Twila Paris.

Gospel song by Twila Paris
With minimal bell changes and the support of the piano accompaniment, this is easily learned and a powerful presentation for the Lent and Easter season.

SKU: HP.1855

UPC: 763628018559.

An original composition This original robust composition portrays well the essence of the victorious. The strength of this piece particularly reveals itself through four possible ways of performance: handbells alone, handbells and handchimes; handbells, hadchimes, and harp (or piano); or handbells and harp. Through any shape or form, the angular lines, the brisk pace and the fullness of sound create a positive encounter for program or worship alike.

SKU: BP.HB521A

UPC: 748769395219.

3-5 octave handbell part. Level 3-. Anna Laura Page's setting of this tune by Elisha Hoffman is both lively and uplifting. It is an excellent chance for your choir to work on compound meter, and any challenges from reading rhythms or changing bells are well worth the effort. The piano part plays off of and enhances the handbell part, which carries the melody throughout. A fun selection for ringers and congregations alike.