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This exercise booklet presumes that your choir is above the beginning ringing level. It is designed to be used in 'coordination' with regular rehearsal plans and may be used to isolate particular ring...

Andre J. Thomas' two songs, 'Rockin' in the Land' and 'Ringen Dem Bells, ' are combined in this toe-tapping, finger-snapping rendition. Please take this literally as the treble ringers are required to...

Sondra Tucker has captured the majesty and grandeur of a great hymn of thanksgiving with her rich setting of St. George's Windsor. Tucker's arrangement can be used as a stand alone piece or as an acco...

Kiyo Watanabe has masterfully arranged this traditional Japanese melody for 3 octaves of handbells. The plaintive melody is supported by both chordal and undulating eighth accompaniment. This piece is...

Beautiful in its simplicity, this transcription can be learned in one rehearsal, yet in performance it presents itself with warmth and charming elegance.

With a strong beginning written idiomatically for bells and the abundance of tall, rich chords, Linda Lamb offers your ringers a very accessible, fun arrangement of the well-known hymn tune, LASST UNS...

This fun Christmas medley is full of lightening fast, rhythmically intense challenges for your choir, including lots of malleting and mixed meter. Bill Groß incorporates the tunes PAT-A-PAN * THE LITT...

Here is a faithful transcription of the beautiful arrangement by Ralph Vaughan Williams of the hymn tune, RHOSYMEDRE. Brandon has skillfully scored his version to include solo violin and solo cello. S...

Suitable for church or school, veteran writer, Beverly Simpson has created an extended version of Bach's classic Minuet in G. By including a few jazz chords and rhythms along with an extended section...

Educator and handbell director, Diane Falk Romaine wrote these pieces primarily for use in the public schools with beginning ringers, each arrangement addresses at least one important basic handbell t...

For intermediate saxophonists this is a superb collection of saxophone trios arranged by O. J. James.

Written for trumpet quartet.