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Days of Elijah - In this first release from Ring Praise Publications, arranger and editor Bill Ingram gives us his handbell interpretation of the popular contemporary tune by Robin Mark.
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Comp:
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Mark, Robin
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Arr:
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Ingram, Bill
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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Here I Am to Worship - This praise and worship tune from Ring Praise Publications captures the flavor of contemporary worship services.
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Comp:
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Hughes, Tim
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Arr:
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Littleton, Lyndel
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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How Great Is Our God - The popular praise chorus by Tomlin, Reeves, and Cash is here arranged for three, four, or five octaves of handbells. The mood is majestic and strong throughout, and the piece is fully scored to keep all ringers involved.
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Comp:
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Tomlin, Chris/Reeves, Jesse/Cash, Ed
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Arr:
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Ingram, Bill
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 3-
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Rating:
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Medium
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In Christ Alone - The popular contemporary hymn by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend is here set for 4-5 octaves. Originally this was a commission for a festival in Kansas. The arrangement is supported throughout by a malleted bass line, much like a military drum pattern. The melody enters against this, and then the accompaniment is gradually added in. Mallets on suspended upper bells adds a nice touch. Set in C Major, a triumphant ending concludes the 80 measure piece.
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Comp:
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Getty, Keith & Townsend, Stuart
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Arr:
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Cota, Patricia
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Octaves:
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4-5
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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I Will Call Upon the Lord - If you are looking to incorporate praise-and-worship music into your handbell choir's repretoire, then this lively arrangement is for you! Although marked Level 3, this straightforward setting should be accessible to many choirs once a few tricky rhythms are mastered. Another praise-and-worship favorite from Ring Praise Publications!
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Comp:
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O'Shields, Michael
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Arr:
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Robert, Dennis
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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Purify My Heart - Jeff Nelson's original tune is here set for 3-5 octaves of handbells with optional 2-3 octave handchimes. The musical fabric of this setting is light and airy and fits the "Gently" character marking.
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Comp:
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Nelson, Jeff
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Arr:
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Cota, Patricia
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 2
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Rating:
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Easy Medium
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Twelve Bells in F Praise and Worship - This unique collection contains some of the best known and widely used praise and worship songs of this decade, written on treble-only staffs to be played by small ensembles.
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Comp:
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Various
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Arr:
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Ingram, Bill
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Octaves:
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3
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Level: | 2+
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Rating:
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Easy Medium
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Two Contemporary Classics - The newest release from Ring Praise! Publications is "Two Contemporary Classics", which includes new bell settings of two of the most popular praise and worship songs of all time.
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Comp:
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Various
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Arr:
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Ingram, Bill
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 2+
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Rating:
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Easy Medium
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Two Contemporary Favorites - "Here I Am to Worship" by Tim Hughes and "Every Move I Make" by David Ruis are the two independent tunes in this folio of praise-and-worship favorites.
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Comp:
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Various
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Arr:
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Hakes, Derek K.
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Octaves:
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3-6
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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Who Can Satisfy My Soul - Ring Praise! Publications was created to bring the best of praise-and-worship to handbells, and arranger Bill Ingram has given Dennis Jernigan's "Who Can Satisfy My Soul" the thoughtful setting it deserves.
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Comp:
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Jernigan, Dennis
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Arr:
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Ingram, Bill
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Octaves:
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3-5
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Level: | 3
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Rating:
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Medium
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