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| Above All With When I Survey:
LeBlanc, Lenny & Baloche, Paul,Sherman, Arnold B.,HP |
| Utilizing handbells, SATB choir, and various instruments, Arnold Sherman brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in this dynamic new anthem for blended worship.
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| Aria:
Helman, Michael,,CG |
| Memorable, lyrical melodies characterize the meditative quality of this original composition. |
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| As the Deer:
Nystrom, Martin,Geschke, Susan E.,HP |
| This gorgeous, new setting of Martin Nystrom’s song was written in memory of a young man who bravely served in Iraq and sacrificed his life for his country. |
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| Because He Lives:
Gaither, William J.,Dobrinski, Cynthia,HP |
| This beloved gospel song is boldly enabled by its strong affirmation of assurance in the risen Lord. |
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| Blessed Assurance:
Knapp, P./Bach, J. S.,Dobrinski, C.,LS |
| The composer takes the familiar triplet pattern from "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" and substitutes the hymn, "Blessed Assurance" for the traditional chorale tune. |
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| Carol of the Huron:
Canadian Carol,Hatch, Winnagene,HP |
| The hauntingly beautiful melody of this Canadian carol, "'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime", is expressively captured in this 3-5 octave setting by Ontario based arranger Winnagene Hatch. |
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| Christ the Lord Is Risen Today:
Traditional,Benton, Douglas J.,HP |
| For SATB voices and organ with optional handbells, brass, and congregation, this stunning hymn concertato is brilliantly conceived from beginning to end and an excellent choice for Easter morning! |
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| Come All Ye Shepherds:
Traditional German Carol,Hall, Jefferey A.,AP |
| The pulsing tempo and insistent rhythmic figures of this Bohemian carol rendition capture the excitement and anticipation of the shepherds on their way to find the Christ Child. |
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| Come Now Is the Time to Worship:
Doerksen, Brian,Sherman, Arnold,HP |
| Utilizing 3-5 octave handbells, SATB choir and praise band, Arnold Sherman brings both traditional and contemporary elements together in this dynamic new setting of Brian Doerksen's popular praise and worship song. |
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| Come Ye Faithful Raise the Strain:
Sullivan, Arthur Seymour,Hall, Jefferey A.,JH |
| If you’re looking for a BIG Easter work, this arrangement certainly fits the bill! |
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| Fairest Lord Jesus:
Traditional,Roth, Karen,FB |
| This handbell setting of Fred Bock’s piano arrangement remains faithful to the original work. |
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| Fantasy on Kingsfold:
Hymn Tune,Wagner, H. Dean,HP |
| "O Sing a Song of Bethlehem," "To Mock Your Reign, O Dearest Lord" and "Come, Let Us Use the Grace Divine" are three hymn texts set to this lovely English tune which is in the minor mode. |
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| Festive Celebration:
Sherman, Arnold,,AP |
| The pace and mood of this energetic original composition is reflective of the 25th anniversary celebration for which it was commissioned. |
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| Festive Rondo:
Dobrinski, Cynthia,,HP |
| Written in the key of C Major, this Cynthia Dobrinski original, in the form of an enchanting rondo, is sure to delight your ringers, congregation and/or audience. |
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| First Noel:
Traditional,Dobrinski, Cynthia,HP |
| Beginning and advanced choirs alike will be delighted by this up-beat and joyous Christmas offering from Cynthia Dobrinski. |
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| God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen:
Traditional English Carol,Dobrinski, Cynthia,HP |
| You will definitely “wow” your audience with Cynthia Dobrinski’s exciting and rhythmic 3-7 octave rendition of this traditional English carol. |
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| Grazioso:
Sherman, A., ,RR |
| The texture of this expressive work starts simply and then builds into a strong, fully-scored section. This section is abruptly followed by a passage of etheral sound produced by echo and mallets on suspended bells techniques. The opening material returns and builds to a strong finish. |
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| Holy Spirit Breath of God:
Various,Lamb, Linda R.,LC |
| The Singing Bell technique creates an ethereal atmosphere as the work opens and journeys on its way through tunes associated with the hymns "Breathe on Me, Breath of God" and "Open My Eyes, That I May See." |
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| How Can I Keep From Singing:
Lowry, Robert,Sherman, Arnold B.,RR |
| Truly a unique work, this piece features Robert Lowry's rhythmic hymn tune supported in part by a "singing bell" technique, which uses round sticks rubbed around the outer rim of the bell, for a truly ethereal sound. Full instructions for this technique plus a biography on Robert Lowry and the full lyrics for the hymn are included. |
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| How Great Is Our God with How Great Thou Art:
Various,Bettcher, Peggy,HP |
| The theme “God’s Greatness” is captured in this 2-3 octave arrangement which blends the popular contemporary praise and worship song, “How Great Is Our God,” with the well-known hymn, “How Great Thou Art.” |
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| I Come With Joy:
Wren, Brian,Tucker, Sondra K.,AP |
| Based on the American folk tune "Dove of Peace," this title is most often sung as a communion hymn. |
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| I'm Just a Poor Wayfaring Stranger:
Appalachian Folk Melody,Waldrop, Tammy,HP |
| This arrangement invokes the style of American Mountain and Bluegrass music. |
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| In the Garden:
Traditional,McChesney, Kevin ,RW |
| A staccato effect in an unhurried tempo offers up initial accompaniment to this beloved hymn tune. |
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| It Is Well with My Soul:
Bliss, P.,Moklebust, C.,AP |
| Commissioned in memory of 21 lives lost on board the TWA flight 800 in July of 1996, this beloved Philip Bliss hymn tune, VILLE DU HAVRE, has a score for optional 3 octaves of chimes, violin or flute. On July 21, 1996 an angle cloud appeared above the bereaved community along with 21 smaller clouds and two rainbows. |
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| I've Got the Joy (Down in My Heart):
Traditional,Stephenson, Valerie W.,CG |
| Bursting with joy, this arrangement of the familiar song is malleted throughout. |
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| Joy and Elation:
Dobrinski, Cynthia,,HP |
| The sparkling rhythms and memorable melody of this easy-to-learn original composition by Cynthia Dobrinski creates an exuberant, celebratory mood. |
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| Morning Has Broken:
Traditional Gaelic Melody,Lamb, Linda R.,HP |
| The tune BUNESSAN, commonly paired with several different hymn texts, including “Child in the Manger,” makes this useful for a variety of occasions.
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| On the Winds of the Morning:
Schiffert, Mark Jonathan,,AG |
| Winner of the 2009 AGEHR Area 2 composition contest, this original work reflects the mood and ambiance of its title. 3 octaves of optional handchimes further enhance the mood. |
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| On This Day Earth Shall Ring:
Piae Cantiones,Moklebust, Cathy,CG |
| This energetic treatment of the tune PERSONENT HODIE may be used at any time during the Christmas season and is also a great festival choice. |
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| Sail Away:
Ryan, Roma & Enya,McChesney, Kevin,HP |
| In the contemporary, secular world, the name Enya is synonymous with the song “Sail Away,” and Kevin McChesney introduces this popular song to the world of handbells. |
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| Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us:
Thrupp, Dorothy A.,Raney, Joel,HP |
| Using a new melody with an expressive piano accompaniment, Joel Raney takes the familiar words of this earnest prayer for guidance and creates a highly inspirational setting for SAB choirs. The inclusion of a simple, optional handbell part adds to the beauty of this lyrical setting. |
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| Sherekea Usafari:
Moklebust, Cathy,,CG |
| The upbeat and rhythmic African flavor of this original composition will delight both ringers and listeners. This piece begins in C Major, transitions to F Major, and back to C Major. |
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| Staccato Giocoso:
Moklebust, Cathy,,CG |
| As the title implies, this original composition is a lively, light-hearted piece filled with staccato techniques throughout, such as mallets, plucking, thumb-damping, and martellato. |
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| Take It to the Lord in Prayer:
Various,Eithun, Sandra,HP |
| Emphasizing prayer and meditation, Sandra Eithun has crafted a usable, year-round setting drawing on a wealth of memorable hymns. |
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| There Is a Happy Land:
Schulz-Widmar, Russell,Young, Andrew,HP |
| Drawing from a Scottish text and tune, Russell Schulz-Widmar has captured with simple, folk-like elegance the words, “There is a happy land far, far away, where saints in glory stand bright, bright as day.” |
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| There Is a Redeemer:
Green, Melody,Larson, Lloyd,LC |
| Equally effective when offered in a contemporary or traditional worship setting, ringers will keep this highly musical arrangement in their notebooks for presentation on many occasions throughout the church year. |
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| Veritas:
Wissinger, Kathleen,,CG |
| A bold exploration of syncopation and ostinati, "Veritas" (Latin for “truth”) opens with marted chords and a unique pealing pattern, then settles into the driving rhythms of the main theme. |
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| We Wish You a Merry Christmas:
Traditional,Stephenson, Valerie W.,HP |
| Bursting with the joy of the season this clever, fun-filled setting is malleted throughout, making the occasional chromatics much easier to execute. |
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| What a Friend We Have in Jesus:
Converse, C.,Sherman, A.,RR |
| The melody of this Charles Converse favorite hymn tune is found in both upper and lower bells and is accompanied by eighth-note patterns throughout, on bells and chimes. |
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| What Wondrous Love Is This:
Raney, Joel,Sherman, Arnold,HP |
| From Joel Raney's collection Piano Meditations for Communion, Arnold Sherman has adapted this setting for 3 to 5 octaves of handbells. |
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| When In Our Music God Is Glorified:
Traditional,Sherman, Arnold B.,HP |
| From Arnold Sherman, here is a versatile setting of one of the finest hymns from the 20th century. Fred Pratt Green's text and the tune Engelberg by Charles Stanford are arranged for 3-6 octave handbells, with optional 3-4 octave handchimes, organ (with optional trumpet) or brass. SATB choir can also be added. |
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| With a Bold Voice:
Mazzatenta, Michael,,AG |
| Mr. Mazzatenta created this original work in honor of Elizabeth Bradford, a pioneer of handbells. |
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