Handbell,Instrumental Solo - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.905051 Composed by CRUSADER'S HYMN. Arranged by Mark S. Arnold. Christian,Sacred. Individual part. 6 pages. Brass & Bronze Music #4728963. Published by Brass & Bronze Music (A0.905051). This accessible arrangement of the favorite hymn tune sets up beginning handbell soloists for success!  With a limited number of bells, the soloist plays the melody and a short counter-melody, while the piano supports the solo and provides harmonic interest.  Both solo and piano are within the abilities of young and less experienced players.  

Handbells handbell choir (3 octaves) - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: H1.2122DP Arranged by Ronald Kauffmann. General Worship, Sacred. Handbell score. 4 pages. Hope Publishing - Digital #2122DP. Published by Hope Publishing - Digital (H1.2122DP). Psalms 45:2 - Psalms 27:4 - John 5:23 - John 8:12 - Revelation 22:16 - Revelation 5:11 - Revelation 5:12 - Revelation 5:13 - Mark 10:35 - Mark 10:36 - Mark 10:37 - Mark 10:38 - Mark 10:39 - Mark 10:40 - Mark 10:41 - Mark 10:42 - Mark.Gospel hymn tune Imitative texture from a single melody line to 9 parts develops during the first 16 measures of this 57 measure arrangement of the beloved hymn tune. A second section finds the melody in the bass. After moving through a chromatic section the theme is stated in the new key of C major and ends big.

Handbells (Handbells) - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: H1.1430DP Arranged by Barbara B. Kinyon. Hymntune, General Worship. Handbell score. 4 pages. Hope Publishing - Digital #1430DP. Published by Hope Publishing - Digital (H1.1430DP). Hymn tune The Melita tune is the source of this arrangement in which interest is created with melody placement and good bell use. Both treble and bass ringers get a chance to play the melody, and bell changes are fairly common. Arranged in G Major, this 28 measure piece is just long enough for a quiet moment in the worship service.

Handbell - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1308213 Composed by American folk melody from Southern Harmony 1835. Arranged by Cheryl (Sutton) Baker - Bronze:FX. 19th Century,Christian,Praise & Worship,Religious. Score. 4 pages. Bronze:FX #897453. Published by Bronze:FX (A0.1308213). The arrangement is for 5, 6, 7, or 8 ringers using two octaves of handbells or handchimes. Assignments are included according to the quantity of ringers, and the piece is Level 2 when played with seven or eight ringers. This piece may also be performed by four- or six- in-hand ensembles without tables.Combining flowing lines with block chords, this arrangement of the familiar hymn tune is reminiscent of a music box. The melody is played both in the bass and the treble lines, and the easy rhythms never advance beyond the eighth note value. Every ringer is kept busy with lots of ringing, LV, some shakes, and minimal accidentals. There are a two gathering points where the ringers regain those who are lost or no longer together with the group's rhythm.On Jordan's stormy banks I stand, and cast a wishful eyeTo Canaan's fair and happy land, where my possession lie.I am bound for the promised land. I am bound for the promised land.Oh, who will come and go with me? I am bound for the promised land.– lyrics by Samuel Stennet, 1787The piece has a lovely reoccurring pattern that bridges the verses. There are two verses in all, and each one has a fermata (hold) on the question Oh, who will come and go with me?Performance time:• 2 minutes, 30 seconds.

Handbell - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.953714 Composed by Foundery Collection, John Bacchus Dykes, Traditional English Melody, and and William A. Ogden. Arranged by G. R. Adkison. Christian,Sacred. Score. 6 pages. Gary Ray Adkison #7477. Published by Gary Ray Adkison (A0.953714). The Power of the One is a 67 measure, 4-5 octave medley of Christian hymns whose unifying theme is the Power of the (One) God. This medley is comprised of I Sing the Mighty Power of God, Praise the Lord Who Reigns Above, Eternal Father, Strong to Save (The Navy Hymn) and He Is Able to Deliver Thee. The first two of these hymns are upbeat, and include some melody doubling into the highest octave. Those two and the last hymn make use of occasional descant lines. He Is Able to Deliver Thee is very lively, and utilizes both an occasional descant line, and (fairly fast) bass runs. In between Praise the Lord Who Reigns Above and He Is Able to Deliver Thee, you have the slower, and much more reverential Eternal Father, Strong to Save (also known as The Navy Hymn), which uses handchimes, although bells can be substituted for the chimes. This selection helps add a contrast in style, tempo and volume to the other three. At the end, there is a tag consisting of the last part of Praise the Lord Who Reigns Above at a slower tempo, and at a triple forte dynamic level, for a grandioso ending. The fast bass runs contribute to my thinking that this arrangement is probably a 3+ difficulty level.