On Christmas day in the morn (Harris)

The holly with its shiny green and bright red berries steal the show in this stunning arrangement of the “Holly and the Ivy”

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Nunc Dimittis (Young)

Today we hear of Simeon who waited his whole life to see the Messiah…

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Beginnings (Krug)

New Year’s day marks yet one of many beginnings in our life….

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Silent night (Burkholder)

My arrangement of “Silent Night” arranged for 2 and half octave of handbells with handbell solo.

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Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod)

The Song of Mary with the beautiful Bach/Gounod version of Ave Maria played on handbells.

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Advent 4: Lo how a rose e’er blooming (Hayes) & From heaven to earth I come (Zachau)

Today on the 4th Sunday of Advent we focus on “Love” and how much God has loved us.

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Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer

Today we explore the story behind the song about the “hero” of Christmas…

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Rocking around the Christmas tree

What happens when you take a pianist who nothing to do and a piano? …. Yes that is my Christmas tree…

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Carol of the Bells (Krug) (Epworth)

From our Christmas musical offering (December 12, 2021), here is my church handbell choir playing Carol of the Bells arranged by Jason W. Krug.

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Wake, awake, for night is flying (Walther)

Although the text is set around the parable of the wise and foolish virgins – this tune has become associated with Advent and many of its images are appropriate for this season of waiting and preparing.

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