Just released by Alfred/Jubilate, an adaptation of Somebody's Knocking at Your Door for handbell solo with piano and optional percussion.  The arrangement keeps the form and the bass groove of the original handbell choir arrangement, allowing a soloist to explore the tune and some counter-melody.  Cymbells or bell tree will really set off the malleted treble section!   https://www.handbellworld.com/music/MusicPiece.cfm?Piece=18557  

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

Arranged for the PraisRingers of First Baptist Keller TX, this setting of an old favorite hymn has been published by Red River Music.  Originally performed as a 3 octave arrangement, but even better with more bells!   https://www.handbellworld.com/music/MusicPiece.cfm?Piece=18307

In an odd mix of my brass and handbell worlds, I've arranged Purcell's "Trumpet Tune" for handbells.  Road tested by the FBC Keller PraisRingers on our Texas Panhandle tour, and now available from Sheet Music Plus. https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/trumpet-tune-handbells-digital-sheet-music/20776614?ac=1  

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