Lloyd Larson

A much-loved hymn is adorned with expressive beauty in this refreshing octavo. The emotive piano accompaniment supports the thoughtful qualities of this classic, bringing an impressionistic quality to...

Questo inno di Brian Jeffery Leech è stato preparato per coro SATB con uno squisito accompagnamento al pianoforte di Lloyd Larson. Tutti sono accolti a tavola come una famiglia, il che lo rende una sc...

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.

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.

Arranged with the volunteer handbell ringer in mind, these nine hymn settings are quickly learned and ready to perform with limited preparation time. Engaging settings of familiar carols and hymn tune...

This Lloyd Larson setting of Michael W. Smith's contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition, while at the same time creating a lush c...

This classic spiritual is infused with energy from the first note. The malleted bassline ties the arrangement together and gives it an infectious spirit that is sure to energize ringers and listeners...

This Quick Study Choral on John Thompson and Randy Scruggs' popular praise chorus is paired with original words and music by Lloyd Larson. The prayerful message calls for each worshiper to come before...

This enticing setting of the beloved tune pairs Level 2 handbells and piano with optional handchimes. Lovely and accessible, this is sure to be a favorite!

This enticing setting of the beloved tune pairs Level 2 handbells and piano with optional handchimes. Lovely and accessible, this is sure to be a favorite!

Introducing this new series, geared at smaller ensembles. Each arrangement can be performed with 1. 5-2 octaves of handbells. The piano accompaniment fills out the harmonies, keeping the handbell part...