Music Catalog

For 5 octave handbells. An upbeat, exciting classical style piece in an ABA form. A flowing, expressive melody that will remind the listener of classical composers like Mozart. There is a really neat middle section for mallets.

Popular title and top seller. For 2 octaves. Originally written for a senior adult choir as a teaching aid for learning plucking and tolling techniques. A short and catchy piece. Good for children and senior groups as well as a good plucking and tolling review piece.

Popular Title A highly syncopated piece. For 5 Octave Handbell Choirs. Based on the familiar hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (EIN FESTE BURG). Similar titles for other instruments are also available in the catalog.

For 5 Octave Handbell Choir. A reverent setting of the hymn tune HERZLIEBSTER JESU, widely known as Ah, Holy Jesus. Thoughtfully crafted for Lent and Holy Week, it offers a prayerful atmosphere that highlights the hymn’s deep themes of repentance and grace.

An original composition for 5 octave handbells. Imagine the solitude of being alone in the morning in the countryside. Sometimes a solemn time, sometimes with some excitement and even sometimes somewhat somber. Church groups may want to use the title Morning Praise.

Arrangement for 5 octave handbells of this classic American piece.

For 3 Octaves handbells with piano. This warm and expressive arrangement of the Christmas favorite MUELLER captures the gentle simplicity of the nativity story. A beautiful choice for Advent and Christmas worship, concerts, or seasonal gatherings.

For 4 Octaves handbells with piano. This warm and expressive arrangement of the Christmas favorite MUELLER captures the gentle simplicity of the nativity story. A beautiful choice for Advent and Christmas worship, concerts, or seasonal gatherings.

For 3-Octave handbells. A setting for handbells of the popular praise chorus. The biggest (and only) challenges with this piece is getting the rhythm right at the speed required as well as the unusual use of accidentals. If anyone wants to know why I left it in C major instead of a key signature of F minor, drop me a note.

For Handbells. A joyful and versatile Christmas medley weaving together beloved seasonal melodies including O Come, O Come Emmanuel, The First Nowell, O Little Town of Bethlehem, and Joy to the World in a celebratory arrangement perfect for Advent or Christmas worship.

For 5 Octave Handbell Choir. A bright and festive contemporary organ arrangement built around familiar Advent and Christmas melodies. This spirited setting brings warmth and celebration to holiday worship services and works beautifully as a prelude, offertory, or seasonal recital selection.

For 3 or 5 Octave Handbells. A contemporary setting of the well-loved pioneer hymn, bringing fresh harmonic color and rhythmic vitality to this familiar melody. Ideal for worship services or recital use, balancing reverence with a sense of forward-moving energy and hope.

Popular title. For 3 octave Handbells with some optional 5th octave notes (C3-B3).A serene and deeply expressive transcription from Bach’s monumental Mass in B Minor. Featuring a gently pulsating bass line beneath flowing melodic phrases, this arrangement captures the solemn beauty and emotional depth of the original masterpiece.

An original composition for 5 octaves. This piece is mostly block chords with minimal bell changes. Also available for trumpet trio.

For Handbells (quartet or 3-octave group). A portion of Scarlatti's Exultate Deo. Written for a quartet of advanced players but works quite well with a full size group. An adaptation of a portion of Exultate Deo by Domenico Scarlatti. This lively Baroque work features elegant melodic writing and joyful energy, making it an excellent selection for worship, recital performance, or celebratory occasions.

Free download! For use with accompanying congregational singing. One verse of the hymn. Range D3-Eb7. (Level 2+) Free Music Download

For Handbells. A bright and energetic arrangement of one of the world’s most recognizable Christmas hymns, set to the tune ANTIOCH, often associated with George Frideric Handel. Joyful rhythms and festive textures make this an excellent seasonal prelude or extended hymn introduction.

For Handbells. A slow reflective piece inspired by the folk tune Kum Ba Yah but sounding little like it. (Level 4+). Good to use at other times of the year besides Lent.

A meditative original composition. (Level 3). Can also be used with handchimes. For 5 octaves but also playable by a 3 octave group.

An arrangement for 2 octave handbell choir of this popular hymn tune. Hymn tune: GORDON. A warm and expressive arrangement of this familiar sacred melody highlight the hymn’s devotional character, creating a peaceful and reverent atmosphere well suited for worship services, prayer, or personal reflection.

For Handbells. A lively adaptation of this hymn with some notable syncopation. (Level 4+). For 3 octaves with some optional 5th octave notes. Hymn tune: HARPER MEMORIAL.

For 3-Octave handbells. A gentle and peaceful arrangement of this cherished hymn. Warm harmonies and flowing melodic phrasing create an atmosphere of quiet devotion and tenderness, making this piece especially appropriate for weddings, reflective worship moments, or meditative preludes.

For 3-Octave Handbell Choir. A straightforward yet uplifting arrangement of the familiar hymn tune LYONS. Clear melodic presentation and balanced harmonic support make this an accessible and versatile setting well suited for congregational worship, preludes, or service accompaniment.

A full arrangement for 2 octave handbell choir. See our handchime category for a different setting of this tune for beginning groups.

For Handbells. Popular title. Rejoicing is an original composition filled with energy, optimism, and celebration. Built around lively rhythmic figures and bright harmonies, the music unfolds with a sense of forward motion and joy. Contrasting sections provide moments of reflection before returning to the work’s exuberant character. The engaging melodies and varied textures create an uplifting musical journey, making this piece suitable for recitals, worship preludes, or any occasion calling for a spirit of thanksgiving and praise. A joyful and expressive addition to the repertoire.

For Handbells. Contains extensive plucking and mallet sections. A bright and confident arrangement of the beloved gospel hymn Standing on the Promises. Energetic rhythms, flowing accompaniment patterns, and rich harmonies bring fresh life to this enduring song of faith and assurance. This setting captures the hymn’s message of steadfast trust while providing an engaging and uplifting listening experience.

For 5-Octave Handbells. A moving medley centered on the theme of Christ’s sacrifice, featuring The Old Rugged Cross, Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross, and When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. Thoughtfully woven together, this arrangement is especially fitting for Lent, Communion, or Holy Week services.

For 5-Octave Handbells. A thoughtfully varied arrangement of this cherished hymn tune ST. MAGNUS. Shifting textures and expressive harmonic development provide musical contrast while preserving the dignity of the familiar melody, making this a meaningful addition to worship services throughout the church year. Don’t let the 16th notes scare you.

For 5-Octave handbells. An arrangement of what is probably the most popular setting of The Lord's Prayer. Arranged here for 5-octave handbells. Techniques used include, shake, LV and tempo changes.

For 5 Octave handbells. The title theme from the TV series Star Trek: Voyager.

For 3 or 5 Octave Handbells (or Handchimes). A meditative arrangement of this familiar hymn presented at a slower and more reflective tempo than traditionally sung. Gentle phrasing and warm harmonic writing create a peaceful devotional atmosphere perfect for quiet worship services, prayer, or contemplative preludes.

For Handbells. An arrangement for 2 octaves of this hymn tune.

For Handbells. This arrangement of When We All Get To Heaven is a bright, uplifting piece. It has a bouncy, joyful tempo, with crisp, syncopated chord structures in the accompaniment that drives the rhythm forward. There is a straightforward setting of the classic melody, transitioning seamlessly between verses with well-timed phrasing and maintaining a celebratory, optimistic mood from start to finish.