All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name

Holden, Oliver, arr. Eithun, Sandra , Jubilate Music Group

Suitable for Easter, Christ the King, or general worship occasions, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" is a solid piece of handbell literature that will make your ensemble shine.

All Things Bright and Beautiful

Hymn Tune, arr. Krug, Jason, W., Hope Publishing Co.

Celebrating the beauty and wonder of God’s creation, this inspiring arrangement captures the hymn’s uplifting and joyful spirit, making it ideal for your spring programming.

Morning Has Broken

Gaelic Melody, arr. Sherman, Arnold, Choristers Guild

The traditional Gaelic melody, often paired with Eleanor Farjeon's text, is given a gentle, straightforward treatment that contains simple rhythms and only one bell change.

Sweet Caroline

Diamond, Neil, arr. Hanson, Nicholas A., Jeffers Publishing

Nick Hanson’s arrangement of the Neil Diamond classic is SO GOOD, SO GOOD, SO GOOD! Sung by sports fans in venues and stadiums around the world, what could be better than ringing this all-time great singalong and having your audience joining in on the fun?

Winter's Night So Deep

Various, arr. Austin, Brenda E., Hope Publishing Co.

This beautiful Christmas handbell arrangement creatively combines the melodies of “The First Noel” and “The Holly and the Ivy.”

Yesu Ananipenda (Jesus Loves Me)

Bradbury, William B., arr. Moklebust, Cathy, Choristers Guild

Yesu Ananipenda means “Jesus loves me” in Swahili, and is a joyful, upbeat original composition, which also includes the beloved Sunday School song, “Jesus Loves Me” by William Bradbury. This African-flavored piece will be uplifting and fun to play and to hear, with its varied rhythmic patterns, the use of many handbell techniques and African percussion instruments.