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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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| Alleluia Christ Is Risen:
Traditional,Holstein, Jane & Raney, Joel,HP |
| Using the definitive Easter text by Christopher Wordsworth, which begins with the proclamation “Alleluia, Christ is risen,” here is the perfect choral selection to begin your Easter Day service. |
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| Alleluia Give Thanks:
Fishel, Donald,Tucker, Sondra K.,HP |
| "Alleluia, Give Thanks" (also known as "Alleluia No. 1") is a simple, straightforward setting of the beloved Easter song. |
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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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| Celebration:
Gramann, Fred,,LC |
| Written for the 30th Bay View Week of Handbells (August, 2007), Fred's latest original composition for the idiom is pure excitement from beginning to end with its forward-moving rhythms and a joyful recurring theme. |
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| Down By the Riverside:
Traditional ,Waldrop, Tammy,AP |
This jazzy arrangement of the old gospel hymn includes a cameo appearance of "I've Got Peace Like a River" in the middle section.
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| Down By the Riverside:
Spiritual,Stephenson, Valerie W.,LC |
| This one has it all! A fun, well-known tune is presented in a clever scoring that includes stopped techniques, gyros, and shakes, along with tasteful percussion. |
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| Easter Joy:
Various,Behnke, John A.,AG |
| Using EASTER HYMN and MIT FREUDEN ZART, here's a great piece for the Easter season. |
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| Fantasia on Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee:
Beethoven,McChesney, Kevin,RW |
| Keyboard and handbells combine in this musical nod to Beethoven’s beloved original. |
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| Festive Celebration:
McChesney, Kevin,,RW |
| This happy original work provides just the right amount of challenge for Level 1 choirs. |
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| For the Beauty of the Earth:
Kocher, Conrad,Moklebust, Cathy,CG |
| This varied arrangement of the hymn tune DIX begins simply, with the melody in the treble bells, and the bass providing a flowing, LV eighth-note accompaniment. |
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| Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah:
Traditional,Larson, Lloyd,LC |
| This festival setting of the vigorous tune by John Hughes displays the full gamut of excitement that an ensemble can evoke. |
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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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| Hosanna in the Highest:
Traditional,Wagner, Douglas E.,LC |
| This vibrant setting generates excitement from beginning to end with continuous rhythmic movement and a rich palette of colorful harmonies and uplifting modulations. |
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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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| In Christ Alone:
Townsend, Stuart & Getty, Keith,Eithun, Sandra,HP |
| Stuart Townend and Keith Getty's powerful new praise and worship song has been set for 3-5 octaves of handbells with optional handchimes. |
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| In Thee Is Gladness:
Gastoldi, Giovanni G.,Buckwalter, Karen L.,CG |
| Composed for a children’s handbell choir, this arrangement will bring joy to ringers of all ages. |
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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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| I Want Jesus to Walk With Me:
Traditional Spiritual,Childers, Brian,HP |
| Arranger Brian Childers utilizes an expressive theme and variation form in his setting of this beloved African-American spiritual, offering several portraits of the Christian walk — each represented by various bell techniques and instrument combinations. |
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| Jesus Lives Alleluia:
Various,Larson, Lloyd,LC |
| Herald the good news of Christ’s triumphant resurrection with this exciting Easter anthem by Lloyd Larson. A bold choral acclamation announces the news, with optional trumpet and handbells adding to the festive spirit. |
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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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| Joyful Canticle:
McChesney, Kevin,,JH |
| Kevin McChesney's joyful original provides a good workout for handbell techniques. |
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| Lamb of God:
Paris, Twila,Ryan, Michael,LC |
| This longtime Contemporary Christian favorite is now available in an easy 2–3 octave arrangement. |
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| My Song is Love Unknown:
Edwards, J.,Moklebust, C.,CG |
| RHOSYMEDRE is the hymn tune set for 3, 4 or 5 octaves in a gentle mood that turns harsh, corresponding to the place in which the text reads: "then Crucify is all their breath." Ninety measures in length. |
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| Raise Your Joys and Triumphs High:
Various,Eithun, Sandra,LC |
| With bold harmonies, three triumphant tunes ("Easter Christ Arose," and "Coronation"), and an innovative recurring bell peal, the glory of resurrection morning is brought to a new level of joy. |
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| Ride On King Jesus:
African American Spiritual,Stephenson, Valerie W.,CG |
| Malleting, martellatos, gyros, driving rhythms, and canonic passages all add to the vitality of this energetic spiritual. |
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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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| Spirit of the Living God:
Iverson, Daniel & Alexander, Lowell,Wagner, Douglas E.,LC |
| Here’s a very easy-to-prepare arrangement of a popular gentle praise song that speaks of the constant presence of the Spirit, guiding our steps and enfolding our lives. |
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| Standing on the Promises of God:
Carter, R. Kelso,Sue, Larry,RW |
| Three octaves of optional handchimes lend color to Larry Sue's setting of the gospel hymn by R. Kelso Carter. |
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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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| Were You There:
Traditional,Raney, Joel & Sherman, Arnold B.,HP |
| Reflective of the events of Holy Week, this quiet meditation on the traditional spiritual was initially arranged for solo piano by Joel Raney and adapted here for handbells with optional choir chimes, by Arnold Sherman. |
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| With Cross and Banners:
Sullivan, Sir Arthur,Geschke, Susan E.,CP |
| With just the right mix of simple rhythms, special effects, and contrasting dynamics, this arrangement of the hymn tune ST. GERTRUDE is a good step-up piece from Level 1 to Level 2. |
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