Partitions pour batterie et percussions

An arrangement of the music associated with the Olympics.

A suite for handbells with optional French horn, cymbals, sleigh bells and triangle. The parts of the suite are: Introduction, Waltz No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4 and Coda.

An exciting arrangement of a Strauss march.

Of an easy to medium difficulty, this arrangement of Amazing Grace has a good use of bells. Harmonically strong, it is great for church or a festival. The work is written in F Major, is generally chor...

For handbells and optional choirchimes. A fine arrangement of a beautiful tune and as in most of Betty's music there is much activity in the upper and lower bells. A lot of repetitious patterns facili...

A lyric middle section is surrounded by rhythmically exciting sections. Modal. Multiple ringing techniques are used in this sparkling music.

Although written for 3-5 octaves, the larger set will be more satisfying because of the harmony and suggested techniques. Sensitivity to the printed page is a necessity. This arrangement is written in...

Handbell (4-5)

Celebrate with this festive piece written by one who thoroughly understands handbells and organ. Perform with bells alone or add organ or brass ensemble. Brass ensemble is 2 trumpets, French horn, 2 t...

Dramatic, melodic and harmonically rich.

The sustained, flowing triplet movement of this work fits perfectly the title given to this original composition. The harmonies shift, but with a definite minor tonality. The middle section is faster...

A special performance note is given to instruct on the use of vibrato in this 49-measure arrangement of the old spiritual. Dynamics and tempo variations offer a good work-out on musical expression.

This exercise booklet presumes that your choir is above the beginning ringing level. It is designed to be used in 'coordination' with regular rehearsal plans and may be used to isolate particular ring...

Andre J. Thomas' two songs, 'Rockin' in the Land' and 'Ringen Dem Bells, ' are combined in this toe-tapping, finger-snapping rendition. Please take this literally as the treble ringers are required to...