Spartiti handbells

Includes: Psalm 103:1 (Bless the Lord, O My Soul), Psalm 27:7 (Hear, O Lord, When I Cry with My Voice), and Psalm 18:1 (I Will Love Thee, O Lord, My Strength).

Your power-packed two-octave set sounds expansive as the well-chosen techniques of staccato, strong motif and rhythm are put to use! A must for any two octave choir!

The sheer warmth of this piece is sure to leave listeners spellbound! The dreamy melody suspended over a series of simple arpeggios instills the feeling of warmth. It is available in two editions, one...

Pachelbel's 'Canon in D' is always an excellent choice and always in good taste! Hopson's arrangement, originally published in the Baroque for Bells collection, follows in the same good taste of the o...

A masterpiece demonstrating the compatibility of the sounds of handbells and woodwinds. The gracious introductory statement leads to a melodic passage with flutes and bells. Brilliant!

Here is a choirchime instructional book suitable for use in the school systems as well as the church setting! Large print aids easy learning and lessens eye strain.

Handbell directors looking for a level two Christmas selection have a winner in this three octave arrangement. Susan Rucker, writing in a transparent, flowing style has penned a perfect Christmas seas...

Beginning quietly, this arrangement ends with a bang! Requires minimum amount of work to prepare for performance.

Worth the work necessary to ring. Youths and adults love this and it brings rhythm to their feet!

The sheer warmth of this piece is sure to leave listeners spellbound! The dreamy melody suspended over a series of simple arpeggios instills the feeling of warmth. It is available in two editions, one...

For Levels 1-2.

A happy arrangement using the natural rhythm of the gospel song to add a spark of brilliance. Uses obligato instrument in C.

The melodic line of 'Meditation' contrasts beautifully with the cheerful sounds of perpetual-motion-like 'Jubilation'. For two octaves of bells you get more than a bushel of sounds.

An original handbell composition for 3-5 octaves.

4 to 5th-octaves add greatly to the success of the ringing of this grand American tune.

Easter Song is a festive arrangement for 3, 4 or 5 octaves. Bright and joyful, it includes a lot of movement and big chords. Accented notes designate the melody on the first two pages, and various tec...

An arrangement of 'Lyra Davidica' for 3-octaves, but all ringers are busy if the 4th and 5th-octaves are used.

Exultation possesses driving rhythm and big chords. Reminiscent of a chant, it is good for Easter or any general setting. Triplets and frequent meter changes pose a challenge, as well as an abundance...

A delightful dance written for 2, 3 or 4 octaves of bells - enhances and provides diversity for any program. Its liveliness is guaranteed with the use of a bit of plucking.

Based on the familiar old European hymn tune, this piece of medium difficulty uses lush chords and suspensions throughout.

For Levels 1-2.

An original handbell composition for 3 octaves.