Spartiti handbells

A joyous bell peal leads to the first iteration of the theme before moving into a more flowing verse accompanied by delicate mallets on treble handbells. An optional dark and dissonant verse (which po...

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 com...

For Handbells 2 Octaves, 14 Bells

For Handbells (3 Octaves, 25 Bells)

You can feel the train pull out of the station as Stephenson's opening whole note chords break into half notes and then move into quarter notes, picking up speed with eighth notes until you hear the f...

The original fanfare introduction with its dotted rhythms leads into a bold statement of this cherished carol. A contrasting rubato section in the middle leads back into a rousing final stanza, which...

This original piece was the prize-winning composition in the Alberta (Canada) Guild of English Handbell Ringers new composition contest. This 12-bar blues piece effectively contrasts bells and chimes...

This old choral 'warhorse' of older generations can now be heard on bells! It is within the reach of most choirs because it is chordal and rhythmically easy.

The recognizable, classic tune from Brahms' 1st symphony is triumphantly transformed for church in this handbell arrangement of the familiar hymn, 'We Are God's People. '

Experience an uplifting and festive musical celebration with "Trilogy of Joy", published by the renowned MorningStar Music Publishers. This masterfully arranged sheet music edition for handbells unfol...

For Handbells (3 Octaves, 24 Bells) Opus 36, No. 5

Arranged by Raymond H. Herbek. For Handbells. Part. 6 pages. Duration 4:30.

For Handbells (3-5 Octaves, 34-42 Bells)

Arranged by Raymond H. Herbek. Percussion ensemble. For Handbells. Part. 8 pages. Duration 3:30.

A concertato style arrangement of the tune associated with the text All Creatures of Our God and King.

Great selection for concert. Rhythm keeps ringers and audience awake. Most convincing with 5 octaves.

Combined into one edition are both traditional wedding tunes, The Bridal Chorus and The Wedding March, either of which can be rung by 2 to 5 octave handbell choirs. Each piece is arranged in a classic...

Here is a faithful transcription by veteran writer Alfred Zabel of the beautiful by French composer, Gariel Fauré. The score includes a part for flute solo. Useful in worship or concert. Harold Flamme...

This arrangement of the popular tune from the movie 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' captures the joy of the people of Who-ville. Accidentals, key and meter changes, and articulations have been carefu...

This energetic setting of 'Prepare the Way, O Zion' will triumphantly set the stage for Advent. Ringers will enjoy the forward motion of this arrangement, which incorporates the beloved 'Hyfrydol' tun...

Master arranger Kevin McChesney uses the technique of text-painting in his setting of 'Ain't-a That Good News.' He uses call and response, as well as shakes, and singing bell. This joyful selection is...