Handbells Sheet Music

Hallelujah for Handbells!' should be the cheer for this transcription of G. F. Handel's classic choral for 3-5 octaves of bells and keyboard. The score is thick and busy, but the keyboard part takes t...

Hallelujah for Handbells!' should be the cheer for this transcription of G. F. Handel's classic choral for 3-5 octaves of bells and keyboard. The score is thick and busy, but the keyboard part takes t...

In this simple 2-3 octave setting Cynthia Dobrinski unites two hymns of the cross, Near the Cross and Alas! And Did My Savior Bleed, utilizing reharmonization, melody in treble and bass clef and use o...

Cynthia Dobrinski has done it again in her versatile and unique composition Immanuel. Totally dramatic and programmatic, this piece depicts the life of Christ from the birth through the resurrection a...

Extensive performance and ringing notes are given for this handbell trio setting of the immortal choral classic by John Stainer. Extensive performance and ringing notes are given for this handbell tri...

Kevin McChesney's handbell settings of this title are top-sellers in the Agape/Hope catalog. The energetic forces, created by the rhythmic use of mallets accompanying the powerful tune LOBE DEN HERREN...

Stuck in the middle of the 'Jupiter' section of Gustav Holst's 'The Planets' is perhaps the most poignant tune the great composer wrote. Here set as a meditation on a hymn tune based on Holst's origin...

Get ready for a bouncy ride with this setting of the Brazilian folk song for bells and Latin percussion! Lots of staccato techniques (mallets, martellatos, thumb damps) figures highly in the accompani...

Lots of special techniques enhance the flavor and add challenge for your ringers. How Firm A Foundation/Simple Gifts Medley employs both hymn tunes, skillfully interwoven throughout in this highly orc...

Quick-paced with lots of bouncy, sixteenth-note rhythms and syncopations propel the music along in this original work by Mary Kay Parrish, professor and handbell director at Oklahoma Baptist Universit...

Arnold Sherman has adapted another Joel Raney piano arrangement, from his Overtures of Praise collection, one of the praise and worship chestnuts, Bind Us Together. Arnold Sherman has adapted another...

I cast all my cares upon you' (Cares Chorus) and 'God is Able' are the opening lines of the two praise choruses combined in this setting. 'I cast all my cares upon you' (Cares Chorus) and 'God is Able...

This collection of seven well-known holiday tunes are for intermediate choirs. All sorts of articulations and effects are employed to make the most out of 'holiday cheer'!

Expressive phrasing, graduated dynamics, and moving from 2/4 to 3/4 to 4/4 meter are the elements that make this simple setting of DIVINUM MYSTERIUM effective. Expressive phrasing, graduated dynamics,...

A medley of 'There's Something About That Name' and 'Jesus, What a Wonderful Name. ' Jesus' Name is a medley, which begins gently with William Gaither's well-known song, 'There's Something About That...

Two standard praise choruses by Rich Mullins and Wayne Watson are the subject of this folio for 2-3 octaves of handbells. Special effects help create the ethereal mood and include mallets on suspended...

The contemporary praise chorus by Clinton Utterbach is here set for bells in a lively manner with a tempo of quarter note=120. Varying musical fabrics improve the skills of ringers through syncopation...

Promenade' serves as the energetic beginning to 'Pictures at an Exhibition', a musical rendition of ten pictures by Modeste Mussorgsky. Originally written for piano, it has over the years been arrange...

Promenade' serves as the energetic beginning to 'Pictures at an Exhibition', a musical rendition of ten pictures by Modeste Mussorgsky. Originally written for piano, it has over the years been arrange...

Promenade' serves as the energetic beginning to 'Pictures at an Exhibition', a musical rendition of ten pictures by Modeste Mussorgsky. Originally written for piano, it has over the years been arrange...

Arnold Sherman has crafted a stately processional ideal for weddings or any festive occasion featuring handbells, organ or brass, and timpani. Arnold Sherman has crafted a stately processional ideal f...

GREENSLEEVES, that beautiful and wistful tune here carries the title of the text most associated with it 'What Child Is This?'. A dotted-rhythm motif dominates the introductory material then hands off...

We are delighted to offer Susan Geschke's expanded 3-5 octave edition of this ever-popular Henry Smith song. This dynamic setting drives forward with lots of energy, combining accented ringing, legato...