A NEW NAME IN GLORY - NEW NAME, arranged by Bill Ingram for Handbell Ensemble
Praising the forgiveness of sins and a new life of glory, A New Name in Glory gives handbell ensembles an exciting way to celebrate their faith! With a slower and more thoughtful middle section separating the more upbeat beginning and ending, this arrangement keeps listeners engaged and gives ringers a chance to show different styles.
ABIDE WITH ME - EVENTIDE, arranged by Bill Ingram for Handbell Ensemble
Sometimes the most important ministry we have to offer is to honor tradition and play the familiar and wonderful hymns as beautifully and with as much heart as we can. This accessible arrangement does that and more through clear speech and wonderful musicianship.
ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL - arr. Sandra Eithun - handbell quartet/quintet/sextet/ensemble
Worshipers and concert-goers will always appreciate a fine, meaningful hymntune presented with confidence and beauty. And that is exactly what Sandra provides in this accessible, full-sounding arrangement.
All Things Bright and Beautiful (handbell quartet/quintet/sextet/ensemble)
ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH - arr. Tim Waugh - handbell duet/trio/quartet/ensemble
Non-traditional assignments suggested make this Christmas "staple" approachable for competent duet ringers. Re-assign to more ringers for an effective quartet offering. Single page.
Angels We Have Heard on High (handbell duet/trio/quartet/ensemble)
ASH GROVE - ASH GROVE, arranged by Bill Ingram for Handbell Ensemble
An accessible 12 bell arrangement of the hymn tune ASH GROVE, this could be presented under the title "Let All Things Now Living", "Sent Forth With God's Blessing", or simply "Ash Grove" in worship or concert.
AT THE CROSS - HUDSON, arranged by Bill Ingram for Handbell Ensemble
“At the Cross” is about finding joy in our salvation, even while acknowledging the great cost. Punctuated by thumb damps, Bill Ingram’s arrangement takes 12 bells and creates a thoughtful-yet-joyful mood for Lent or Easter services, or anytime when you want to remember the transformational power of the cross.
CANON IN D - Pachelbel/arr. Michael Kastner and Nancy Schmidt Kastner - handbell quartet/quintet/sextet/ensemble
Effective as a quintet, the top part may be played by one ringer, making it a quartet. Other performance options are provided in the score. This piece was actually used at Michael and Nancy's wedding as their "musical vows."
Two full scores are provided - in the original key of D and in the key of C. May be presented alone or as a prelude to any one of a number of full choir arrangements available.
Canon in D (handbell quartet/quintet/sextet/ensemble)
