Jason W. Krug

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...

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...

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 this latest volume of Jason Krug's popular "Praises Unending" series, hymns have been chosen that have associations with the "extra" occasions of a church year that do not have regular dates: comm...

As we all look forward to getting back to making music together in church, we are pleased to be able to release this resource now as it is an ideal collection for 'distance ringing. ' Our hope is that...

Jason Krug's popular Praises Unending series of two-pedal pieces continues with a volume of music for the Lent and Easter seasons. As with the previous volumes, each piece is based on a hymn tune and...

Originally written for handbell choir, this string orchestra setting uses dorian mode, very catchy melodies, and infectious asymmetric rhythms to create a compelling and memorable listening experience...

From a plaintive and prayerful opening in solo violin, this arrangement of a well-known spiritual builds in power and emotion with each successive verse. The melody passes between voices, and frequent...