I'll be conducting at the Handbell Musicians of America Area 9 Spring Ring, March 4, in Bartlesville Oklahoma - one of our many Area 9 events!  Later in the month I travel to College Station for a clinic with the talented ringers of Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church.   Looking forward to some great music and fellowship!

Actually a revision of an older quintet piece, but available now at Sheet Music Plus.  This short piece in a lyrical style would be a nice contrast for a quintet concert or a quite moment in worship.  Mild dissonances, but nothing too jarring! 

Three short, easy to learn pieces for the younger/less experienced handbell group.  Field tested at my church and now available at SheetMusic Plus and JW Pepper MyScore: https://www.jwpepper.com/Three-Christmas-Miniatures/11412292.item#.Yvf2KHbMJhF 

Join HMA Area 9 for “A NEW ADVENTURE:  AREA 9 SUMMIT 2022”.  Our clinicians will be the fabulous Sandra Eithun and Mitchell Eithun, and there will be an outstanding faculty offering classes and reading sessions with something for ringers and directors alike as well as two great concerts.  It will be held in Waco on June 17-18 with check-in beginning at 10 am and the first massed ringing session at 1 pm on Friday, ending on Saturday with our concert at 4:15 pm.   I'll be teaching a couple of classes, and a group from FBC Keller will be the demonstration group for a Small Ensemble Master Class.  More info at: h https://area9.handbellmusicians.org/summit-2022/ttps://area9.handbellmusicians.org/summit-2022/

I've posted the first movement of a horn quartet arrangement of Telemann's Concerto #2 for Four Violins.  It's a fun baroque piece, with all parts of equal interest and difficulty, similar to the style of a french overture.  Here's the link: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/21721616

I've taken a stab at a handbell solo arrangement of "Fairest Lord Jesus" - my piano writing is not what I would like it to be, but the bell part is very accessible and geared toward inexperienced soloists.

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