You Raise Me Up

ID: 00-31743

Based on the song made popular by Josh Groban. Includes optional windchime/suspended cymbal. A shimmering introduction and ending make this an inspirational selection for worship or concert.

Will the Circle Be Unbroken?

ID: 00-25367

This popular gospel song uses fun techniques and accompaniment figures. Includes a musical depiction of "the circle." Perfect for General Worship and General Occasions.

Wherever I May Wander

ID: 00-19642

Wherever I May Wander is a joyful, dance-like setting of the New England folk song for developing ringers, and is appropriate for church, school and festival events.

When We All Get to Heaven

ID: 00-21855

Incorporates "On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand." Use of articulations gives the piece its lively, fun-filled character. Delightful choice for church and festival.

When in Our Music God Is Glorified

ID: 00-23784

Festive, joyful arrangement of magnificent hymn, Engleberg. Offers exciting challenge to advanced ringers. Includes scores for trumpet and timpani. Exhilarating piece makes it appropriate for all general and special occasions.

When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

ID: 00-23164

Flowing, harmonically rich setting that incorporates He Never Said a Mumbalin' Word; accompaniment incorporating sixteenth notes that demand precision and musicianship; useful for general worship services and effective during Lenten season

When I Can Read My Title Clear

ID: 00-20220

a rhythmically exciting arrangement of the old tune Pisgah; numerous articulations offer fun ringing for advanced ringers; demands absolute precision in ringing and damping; appropriate for church, school and festival events

What Tender Love

ID: 8747219

This great Christmas song has been treated to a make over by Lutheran musician, Mark Shepperd, and features a strong keyboard part that works on either piano or organ. Grand enough for festival use, it is also intimate enough for a Christmas Eve servic...

What Is This Lovely Fragrance?

ID: 00-25346

What Child Is This? (Greensleeves)

ID: 00-27062

This reflective setting of the 16th century English melody, Greensleeves, works equally well for bells or chimes or a mixture of both. Performance notes give suggestions for combining bells and chimes. A good length for Christmas or Epiphany worship.