Eternal Hope

Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

"Eternal Hope" employs intertwining contrapuntal lines and rich chromaticism to convey a sense of buoyant optimism. A middle section in a minor key implies a time of struggle before returning to a major tonality for a joyful close.

Expressions

Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

The third part of a musical trilogy, "Expressions" is a uniquely written piece which includes chord symbols for optional guitar or piano accompaniment, as well as options for adding percussion and melodic instruments such as flute or cello.

Fidelity

Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

"Fidelity" contrasts tender moments with a joyous, malleted middle section to tell a story of a lifetime of faithful love. Written in celebration of the 56th wedding anniversary of the composer's parents, this piece's rich chromatic passages and melodic counterpoint will present an enjoyable challenge for your ringers and a lovely listening experience for your audience or congregation.

Intro to Also Sprach Zarathustra

Strauss, Richard, arr. Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

Strauss' 1896 tone poem "Also Sprach Zarathustra" has become inextricably associated with spaceflight since its use in the 1968 science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey."

Mount Rainier Triptych

Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

"Mount Rainier Triptych" is a tone poem inspired by the beauty of Mount Rainier National Park in Washington State. It is a three-movement work, but designed so that each movement can also be performed as a separate piece.

Spacious Skies

Ward, Samuel A., arr. Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

Expansive sounds contrast with percussive malleted passages and a gentle handchime setting of the tune MATERNA ("America, the Beautiful") to paint a musical picture of the beauty of the American landscape.

Theme from Star Trek The Next Generation

Courage, A., Roddenberry, G., & Goldsmith, J., arr. Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

Go boldly with this arrangement of Jerry Goldsmith's famous theme from the classic TV show "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (originally used as the theme for the 1979 film "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"). This arrangement captures the character of the original orchestral score, inspiring your ringers and audience with images of adventure.

Two Bach Inventions

Bach, Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Mallory, Ron, Paraboloid Press

Two of Bach's best-known keyboard Inventions, #13 and #14, come to life in these settings for handbells.