12 Bells in F Christmas Hymns

This popular series for 3-6 ringers continues with six outstanding Christmas arrangements of well-loved traditional carols. No bell changes mean no tables are required, making this collection very useful for concerts “on the go.”

12 Bells in F Christmas Hymns

12 Bells in F for Advent and Christmas

The popular “12 Bells in F” literature is expanded by these useful Advent and Christmas arrangements from Linda Lamb. The titles included are, "The First Noel", "We Three Kings", "Good Christian Men Rejoice", "People Look East", and "Silent Night".

12 Bells in F for Advent and Christmas

12 Bells in F Spirituals

The lively pen of Bill Ingram brings your favorite spirituals to life in these 12-bell arrangements suitable for 3-6 ringers.

Titles are: “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot”; “Give Me Jesus”; “Go, Tell It on the Mountain”; “He's Got the Whole World in His Hands”; “Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen”; “Were You There”; and “He Is King of Kings”.

12 Bells in F Spirituals

Crown Him With Many Crowns

Leaning heavily on the mart lift and malleted bells on the table, this lively arrangement from Sondra Tucker is useful for worship during any season, but it will be especially effective at Easter.

Crown Him With Many Crowns

First Noel

Ron Mallory's joyful arrangement allows beginning groups the chance to work on techniques and musicality, all while ringing and performing a true Christmas classic.

First Noel

Ring Out

RING OUT any time with this collection of four hymns for 8 handbells and keyboard that includes “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee”, “Sweet Hour of Prayer”, “O Come All Ye Faithful”, and “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms”.

Ring Out

Spirit of God

This arrangement of the hymn tune MORECAMBE is an excellent addition to the handbell soloist’s repertoire. The flowing piano accompaniment, a handbell obbligato, and rhythmic alterations in both the handbell and the piano parts make this one a winner!

Spirit of God

There's a Song in the Air

Bill Ingram brings us this fresh setting of a favorite Christmas carol. Suitable for 3, 4 or 5 octaves, the key used (Eb Major) is in a good range for singing, and the bells could accompany a soloist or group singing.

There's a Song in the Air