Christmas Sacred Handbell Music

With a cheerful, buoyant pulse, this traditional English melody will be fun to perform and bring delight to the listeners. The dancelike rhythm provides a festive atmosphere to any Christmas worship or

This setting of the favorite Christmas song is an effusion of joy and celebration! The lively tempo and driving rhythms give this piece a brilliant sparkle, and the varied keys, harmonies, and moods

THIS ITEM IS NOT REPRODUCIBLE. Please purchase as many copies as needed for your ensemble. Celebrate Jesus's birth with this bold statement of joy! Featuring a powerful fanfare-like opening, the piece

This collection of Christmas carols will add sparkle to your holiday service or concert. Written for just twelve bells between F5 and C7, they are a perfect resource for the small ensemble looking for

This rhythmic setting of the tune NOEL NOUVELET is ideal for the small ensemble looking for a challenge this Christmas season! Written for eight handbells between F5 and F6 with no bell changes, it can be

Six favorite carols are combined into one wonderful setting! Some carols are featured while others are interwoven or contrapuntally overlaid throughout the work. The carols (GLORIA; ADESTE FIDELES; STILLE

A volte is a lively Renaissance dance, and this arrangement certainly fits that definition. Mixing original material with the melody of the English carol, this setting involves changes in meter,

The passionate writing of Cathy Moklebust comes through in this setting of the traditional carol, written for the Raleigh Ringers Series for advanced choirs. Although great care and skill is required for a

Combining two popular tunes for Away in a Manger, this enchanting carol medley uses optional 3-7 octave handchimes or two octaves of silver melody bells. Set in compound meters, your choir

The hymn tune GLORIA has probably been arranged more times than we can count. However, this fresh, elegant, and beautiful setting will capture your heart. The familiar tune, often presented in subtle ways,

S.E. Fauble's treatment of this carol is authentic and engaging. For groups that would like an additional challenge, one section has a more difficult ossia as a choice for performance. Suitable for church,

This delightful presentation of this well-loved Christmas song is a dynamic, fully developed setting that is perfect for Christmas concerts in schools, communities, and churches. The optional parts for

This is not your typical setting of O Come, All Ye Faithful! Wildly unexpected harmonies abound as the piece moves through a variety of styles and keys on its way to a triumphant conclusion.

John Rutter's beloved carol has been faithfully transcribed for handbell choir, however is one step lower (Eb) than the choral setting (F). Careful attention to clarity of line and dynamics will make this

This exciting setting begins and ends with a fanfare and bell peal bracketing the theme played by bells and trumpet underpinned with a rhythmic malleted figure. In the middle, the stately and

This delightful and creative setting of four Christmas favorites are in Mixolydian mode. The rhythmic opening section sets the basis of a melodic accompaniment pattern that weaves throughout the work while

Full of energy and whimsy, Matthew Compton's setting of the hymn tune FOREST GREEN is a fun choice for your ensemble. A powerful, driving mallet figure in minor gives way to the well-known tune. Well-placed

A superb setting of a classic choral arrangement by one of the best arrangers in the business. Can be used as a handbell piece or as accompaniment to the anthem or vocal solos (Key of Dm). Share this

This take on a favorite Christmas spiritual is a lively, jazzy affair that is sure to have everyone's toes tapping!

This delightful rendition of the traditional English carol is for 3-5 octave handbells and is filled with just the right amount of handbell techniques to achieve a fun-filled character. It sparkles with

This stunning setting of two French Carols (IL EST NE and GLORIA) begins quietly with suspended mallets over singing bells. But the energy quickly builds through the use of syncopated and energetic