I know I know I know!!!! It's been tooo long and I have been soooo busy! It's hard to think of what to say when I feel I have so little time.
It's raining again today. Ha!! Yayyyyy!!
So, I had resolved to start taking pictures of everywhere I get to go. I was in Nevada, IA (nevaydah)
October 13th. They have a lovely city sign and I did not take a picture of it. Or the church. I did get kicked out of a motel because "they lost my registration confirmation". I handed it to him even. He wouldn't accept it. First time in my entire life. Grrrrrrrr.
We had about 25 people at Nevada and the workshop was run by Patrick Gagnon. Now there's an interesting and very humorous person!! He had them learn 2 pieces that they were allowed to keep and the sight read through a bunch more. He used that time to teach/work on/ different techniques.
It was a wonderful day.
Meanwhile, Twyla has finished cleaning up my 2 month I-don't-care mess. And she's going to start cataloging the choral music that we have. It's a very necessary activity.
Norm is feeling a little better. His left shoulder still hurts although not as much as before and he is off the narcotics that helped reduce the pain. We are still waiting for the result of the biopsy of the tumor.
So, in a week, I'm going to Vermillion, SD to pick up mom and then on to Rapid City for a Saturday workshop with the Bells of the Hills. I'm really excited about this. I WILL remember to take pics.
Handbell Wall
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Friday, August 10, 2012
Pictures from the summer
These pictures are from the Duluth festival. Don't ask my why I just take pictures of the display!! HA
To the right. A small display rack that has CDs etc. on it.
And last but not least, Philip is showing off his love of red. It was a really fun time.
August 10, 2012
Alright. I'm sorry. In and around wanting to tell you how exciting it is to do this job and all the new things I experience, is real life.
Norm: Norm has recovered well from the cancer treatments and is now taking a little bit of testerone to increase the hormone level in his body. He has a bit more energy, taking fewer naps. However, taking over from me (Carol) while I am gone to festivals or family visits is a bit much for him. I need to figure out how he can better deal with those days. He's doctor has requested that Norm work only 20 hours per week. Norm is now starting to think about working fewer hours than that. Norm has had difficulty with his blood pressure meds making his blood pressure too low. Norm has had eye surgery. He is presently recovering from that. Helen, his wife, is doing well. She continues to volunteer and seems to be happy with being in retirement.
The store is doing well. It has taken me 3 weeks to neaten everything up after the month of festivals etc. I don't enjoy being here by myself but we continue to have no money to hire someone part time.
I have expanded the types of chocolate we sell..well... all from Sweet Earth Chocolates of course. We have a greater variety of notecards, cds, some ornaments, mousepads. In the serious vane, I have expanded the choices for seniors, preschoolers, boomwhackers, and classroom. I have also worked on getting more reading material for those interested in composing/arranging and in the artistic/movement aspect of our art form.
Carol
Norm: Norm has recovered well from the cancer treatments and is now taking a little bit of testerone to increase the hormone level in his body. He has a bit more energy, taking fewer naps. However, taking over from me (Carol) while I am gone to festivals or family visits is a bit much for him. I need to figure out how he can better deal with those days. He's doctor has requested that Norm work only 20 hours per week. Norm is now starting to think about working fewer hours than that. Norm has had difficulty with his blood pressure meds making his blood pressure too low. Norm has had eye surgery. He is presently recovering from that. Helen, his wife, is doing well. She continues to volunteer and seems to be happy with being in retirement.
The store is doing well. It has taken me 3 weeks to neaten everything up after the month of festivals etc. I don't enjoy being here by myself but we continue to have no money to hire someone part time.
I have expanded the types of chocolate we sell..well... all from Sweet Earth Chocolates of course. We have a greater variety of notecards, cds, some ornaments, mousepads. In the serious vane, I have expanded the choices for seniors, preschoolers, boomwhackers, and classroom. I have also worked on getting more reading material for those interested in composing/arranging and in the artistic/movement aspect of our art form.
Carol
Thursday, July 26, 2012
July 26, 2012
Well, we had a wonderful time at Cincinnati and Duluth. New displays. New friends.
oh. sorry.
oh. sorry.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
July 12, 2012
Just about at that place where I'm ready for the next Seminar! Duluth was an absolute blast, not only personally but also business-wise.
1. I totally changed the display and braved getting a second booth. Worked perfectly. My friend Joanne helped me run the display. We were a good team.
2. I also decided to ring in the Massed Ensemble. This made me more exhausted but it was fun and I got to ring under both David Weck and John Behnke. David is a new acquaintance but I've "known" John for a while and it was nice to work under him as a ringer. Both have a wonderful sense of humor.
3. I followed the advice of a few people: I brought my computer and a printer, I put out the reading session music so people could look at it, I started using a credit card phone reader.
There were pluses and minuses to the last. Mostly because the exhibit area was in a concrete room it was hard to get phone reception.
When I went back to work on Monday the 2nd, I needed to put together 4 reading sessions worth of music. Hopefully it'll sell. I won't know until next week.
Then this coming Monday, the 16th, I drive to National Seminar in Cincinnati. I working on getting things set up now.
1. I totally changed the display and braved getting a second booth. Worked perfectly. My friend Joanne helped me run the display. We were a good team.
2. I also decided to ring in the Massed Ensemble. This made me more exhausted but it was fun and I got to ring under both David Weck and John Behnke. David is a new acquaintance but I've "known" John for a while and it was nice to work under him as a ringer. Both have a wonderful sense of humor.
3. I followed the advice of a few people: I brought my computer and a printer, I put out the reading session music so people could look at it, I started using a credit card phone reader.
There were pluses and minuses to the last. Mostly because the exhibit area was in a concrete room it was hard to get phone reception.
When I went back to work on Monday the 2nd, I needed to put together 4 reading sessions worth of music. Hopefully it'll sell. I won't know until next week.
Then this coming Monday, the 16th, I drive to National Seminar in Cincinnati. I working on getting things set up now.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
June 6, 2012
Six plus six equals 12. That's what I woke up thinking today. Go figure. Definitely not a "war" baby. But then, aren't we all?
So, we decided to rent 20' this year at both the Area 7 and Cincinnati Festivals. Last night while I listened to Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, I worked out how I was going to organize our products on 5 tables. I still need to do it physically. Usually, I've tried to have 24' of tables with 16' of tables on both sides. I have to decide exactly what I'm going to bring. Thankfully we have a few friends who keep giving us ideas. It does help having suggestions.
May was a quiet month. The Permanently Out of Print sale went...so-so. Not as well as I'd like. There are so many interesting changes to do to the store and the collection..display-wise. As I get to understanding what works and what doesn't, changes get made and new things get added.
So, we decided to rent 20' this year at both the Area 7 and Cincinnati Festivals. Last night while I listened to Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, I worked out how I was going to organize our products on 5 tables. I still need to do it physically. Usually, I've tried to have 24' of tables with 16' of tables on both sides. I have to decide exactly what I'm going to bring. Thankfully we have a few friends who keep giving us ideas. It does help having suggestions.
May was a quiet month. The Permanently Out of Print sale went...so-so. Not as well as I'd like. There are so many interesting changes to do to the store and the collection..display-wise. As I get to understanding what works and what doesn't, changes get made and new things get added.
Friday, May 11, 2012
May 11, 2012
I'm trying to update our system. It's kind of frustrating. I need someone around me who understands all this mess.
Oh well. May 17 - June 16th we are going to have a Permanently Out of Print Sale. All POP music will be 15% off. Funny thing about this music is that some of it is quite good but you know it was published 20-30 years ago...or it's been republished for 3-5 octaves and nobody wants to talk about the 3 octave or 2 octave versions.
And of course, styles have changed. So 3 octave music that was written absolutely melodically is considered "too open" for today. Norm and I keep on thinking, well, maybe ensembles should play them. So, we did have a good reach last year. We're going to try it again this year.
Also, I'm thinking about Christmas in July. Kind of selling some of our gifts at a reduced price for a couple of weeks.
Oh well. May 17 - June 16th we are going to have a Permanently Out of Print Sale. All POP music will be 15% off. Funny thing about this music is that some of it is quite good but you know it was published 20-30 years ago...or it's been republished for 3-5 octaves and nobody wants to talk about the 3 octave or 2 octave versions.
And of course, styles have changed. So 3 octave music that was written absolutely melodically is considered "too open" for today. Norm and I keep on thinking, well, maybe ensembles should play them. So, we did have a good reach last year. We're going to try it again this year.
Also, I'm thinking about Christmas in July. Kind of selling some of our gifts at a reduced price for a couple of weeks.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
April 24, 2012
Heeyyyyy!! I had a blast at Ely. It was the first time I've ever attended a class on "How to Teach New Ringers". Venita MacGorman gave us ideas and taught about 8 people how to ring. Her ideas are very specific and are in the beginning of first Basics book she co-wrote with her daughter Erin. I'm ready for Fall!!!! Then she talked through both books and now I understand how to use the 2nd book. Yes!!
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
April 17, 2012
Well, April is more normal now. Weather wise of course. I haven't heard how the High School Handbell Happening went. KidsRing will have 50 some persons. It will be wonderful. Norma is looking forward to her Spring Ring and I just touched base with Tina for the Director's Seminar in Ely Ia. They're planning on 25.
I've talked with friends who have various handbell programs happening. Aldersgate UMC in St. Louis Park, MN on April 22nd at 4:00 pm is one of Carol's annual outings. They have 4 handbell choirs and a huge variety of music. Plus the congregation is so friendly and welcoming. Bell Fantasia is coming to Burnsville Performing Arts Center April 27. I'm planning on going to that as well. St. Olaf College Handbell Choir, Bells of the Lakes, and Northern Lights Ringers will be performing.
I've realized that I (Carol) get the most fun out of talking with people and groups and creating an entry for the Bell Folk and Stuff page on our website. April featured Katherine Jordahl Larson. May will feature Julie Stitts. I also enjoy the people who come into the store and talk about their needs and brainstorm with Norm and I. I learn alot as well as explain a bit too.
I think one of our (all handbell ringers/directors/composers) best assets is each other. I think we should talk with each other and work through ideas. It's amazing what others do.
I've talked with friends who have various handbell programs happening. Aldersgate UMC in St. Louis Park, MN on April 22nd at 4:00 pm is one of Carol's annual outings. They have 4 handbell choirs and a huge variety of music. Plus the congregation is so friendly and welcoming. Bell Fantasia is coming to Burnsville Performing Arts Center April 27. I'm planning on going to that as well. St. Olaf College Handbell Choir, Bells of the Lakes, and Northern Lights Ringers will be performing.
I've realized that I (Carol) get the most fun out of talking with people and groups and creating an entry for the Bell Folk and Stuff page on our website. April featured Katherine Jordahl Larson. May will feature Julie Stitts. I also enjoy the people who come into the store and talk about their needs and brainstorm with Norm and I. I learn alot as well as explain a bit too.
I think one of our (all handbell ringers/directors/composers) best assets is each other. I think we should talk with each other and work through ideas. It's amazing what others do.
Monday, March 19, 2012
March 19, 2012
Ha!! The day before Spring meterologically, mid-Summer in reality. Not complaining, it's just weird.
So, since I wrote last, we had a display at Anthornis in Plymouth, MN and at BellFest in Arden Hills, MN. It's amazing what sells and what doesn't and then go someplace else and something totally different sells. It's a complete mystery I think. Wouldn't it be nice to have a van so I can bring more???? ha!!
Anyhoo! Here in Area 7 we have High School Handbell Happening on April 14th in St. Cloud, KidsRing on April 28th in Plymouth. On April 21st in Eau Claire is Western WI Spring Ring thanks to Norma Lionberger.
I actually found a Director's Seminar in Eastern Iowa on April 21st. And I'm going to display there. I'll finally meet Vernita MacGorman. That'll be a priviledge. Then nothing until end of June...sigh. I like driving around and meeting new people. I was kind of thinking about seeing if a group of people from Bismarck or Mandan ND would want a late summer reading session in their area. I'll have to figure out who to call.
Anyway.. keep ringing. Did you know there's a kazillion "helps" out there? Call us up?
Carol
So, since I wrote last, we had a display at Anthornis in Plymouth, MN and at BellFest in Arden Hills, MN. It's amazing what sells and what doesn't and then go someplace else and something totally different sells. It's a complete mystery I think. Wouldn't it be nice to have a van so I can bring more???? ha!!
Anyhoo! Here in Area 7 we have High School Handbell Happening on April 14th in St. Cloud, KidsRing on April 28th in Plymouth. On April 21st in Eau Claire is Western WI Spring Ring thanks to Norma Lionberger.
I actually found a Director's Seminar in Eastern Iowa on April 21st. And I'm going to display there. I'll finally meet Vernita MacGorman. That'll be a priviledge. Then nothing until end of June...sigh. I like driving around and meeting new people. I was kind of thinking about seeing if a group of people from Bismarck or Mandan ND would want a late summer reading session in their area. I'll have to figure out who to call.
Anyway.. keep ringing. Did you know there's a kazillion "helps" out there? Call us up?
Carol
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
February 1, 2012
Do you know it has officially been 2 full years since Norm and I became Heitz Handbells and Music?
Truthfully? It has been very difficult getting out of the "hole". We are climbing out. Feels great!!! :)
For the year 2010, my personal goal for our company was adding onto our customer base. I knew Norm had lost customers due, in large part to his medical issues and the resulting inabilities to keep up service.
We were so incredibly busy with moving into a store space and setting that up and then learning Quickbooks and cataloguing the music and inventorying!!! Ooof. At the same time we were working on setting up a website which was open to the public in November of 2010.
My goal for 2011 was to double the amount of money we made in 2010. We started pushing ourselves to go to workshops and festivals. We constantly worked to improve our displays. We increased our inventory radically. Quickbooks was a constant in the improvement realm. Inventorying and reworking and improving the website was also a constant job.
It is now February 1st 2012. It took me a month to figure out what my goal for the company is for 2012. I'll tell you next year :) BTW, we more than doubled 2010's intake last year. And our website is slowly catching on. I'm still trying to get descriptions finished. It's just that it is the last job of a long list of jobs. As usual, the most important thing needs to be accomplished first.
We are finally stable enough to get into Sue Nelson's KidzRing books thanks to "encouragement" from a customer. They are very doable for extreme beginner's, boomwhacker situations, senior citizens groups, persons with disabilities. Call us for more info.
Have a great month, Carol and Norm
Truthfully? It has been very difficult getting out of the "hole". We are climbing out. Feels great!!! :)
For the year 2010, my personal goal for our company was adding onto our customer base. I knew Norm had lost customers due, in large part to his medical issues and the resulting inabilities to keep up service.
We were so incredibly busy with moving into a store space and setting that up and then learning Quickbooks and cataloguing the music and inventorying!!! Ooof. At the same time we were working on setting up a website which was open to the public in November of 2010.
My goal for 2011 was to double the amount of money we made in 2010. We started pushing ourselves to go to workshops and festivals. We constantly worked to improve our displays. We increased our inventory radically. Quickbooks was a constant in the improvement realm. Inventorying and reworking and improving the website was also a constant job.
It is now February 1st 2012. It took me a month to figure out what my goal for the company is for 2012. I'll tell you next year :) BTW, we more than doubled 2010's intake last year. And our website is slowly catching on. I'm still trying to get descriptions finished. It's just that it is the last job of a long list of jobs. As usual, the most important thing needs to be accomplished first.
We are finally stable enough to get into Sue Nelson's KidzRing books thanks to "encouragement" from a customer. They are very doable for extreme beginner's, boomwhacker situations, senior citizens groups, persons with disabilities. Call us for more info.
Have a great month, Carol and Norm
Friday, December 2, 2011
December 2, 2011
Happy December!!!
I'm in a blah state of mind largely due to the fact that personal issues are frustrating, Norm's going through a rough patch, and I can't visit my family this Christmas. BUT!!
I have decided to work hard at getting a marketing email out for Christmas gift ideas for handbell enthusiasts. When Norm and I started our business together, we agreed we didn't want jewelry. I don't wear any (neither does Norm lol) and Handbell Services is doing a wonderful job at that. As they have tuned themselves to their interests, so we tune ourselves. I am a serious musician type person and am not into knickknacks much either. So our gifty things tend to be more educational or need specific. I'm sure there are plenty of practical minded people out there.
Also, I had planned on reviewing Christmas ensemble music for those who are interested in off-the-table ideas. I'm still going to do that on Bell Folk and Stuff. Maybe today I won't work on descriptions on the web.
So...ideas? We have some fun mousepads, CDs, Michelle Sharik's DVD, game books, devotional books, bell tree music and needs, bell photo notecards and posters, pencils, colored gloves, boomwhackers, calculators, windchimes (silver and gold), chocolate. hmmmm.
I'm in a blah state of mind largely due to the fact that personal issues are frustrating, Norm's going through a rough patch, and I can't visit my family this Christmas. BUT!!
I have decided to work hard at getting a marketing email out for Christmas gift ideas for handbell enthusiasts. When Norm and I started our business together, we agreed we didn't want jewelry. I don't wear any (neither does Norm lol) and Handbell Services is doing a wonderful job at that. As they have tuned themselves to their interests, so we tune ourselves. I am a serious musician type person and am not into knickknacks much either. So our gifty things tend to be more educational or need specific. I'm sure there are plenty of practical minded people out there.
Also, I had planned on reviewing Christmas ensemble music for those who are interested in off-the-table ideas. I'm still going to do that on Bell Folk and Stuff. Maybe today I won't work on descriptions on the web.
So...ideas? We have some fun mousepads, CDs, Michelle Sharik's DVD, game books, devotional books, bell tree music and needs, bell photo notecards and posters, pencils, colored gloves, boomwhackers, calculators, windchimes (silver and gold), chocolate. hmmmm.
Monday, October 31, 2011
October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween!! It's been forever since I last wrote. So much has been happening. Carol went to Fargo at the end of September for a Director's Seminar, Sioux Falls in October for their Fall Festival, and this weekend I'm going to Duluth for the Twin Ports Handbell Festival.
Our displays are improving massively. I'm so happy with the results. The wire racks are very helpful although not easy to stick in the car. I think Norm and I have, for the most part) chosen wisely with gift ideas: Marilee's notecards and postcards consistently sell, the chocolate sells, the mousepads, boomwhackers too. The CDs are selling but only occasionally. Oh. Raleigh Ringer gloves disappear constantly. Yeesh. :)
I've worked hard to beef up our solo area. Now I'm working on duets, trios. Once I get the supplies being consistent, it's easier to just rebuy rather than wonder what's going to sell. I'm also still interested in bringing...ha! ...brain fart!!...oh I know, information for people interested in different sides of music, ie composition, conducting, improving ringing, etc.
Norm's constantly working on the computer tweaking Quickbooks or our catalog (spreadsheet), entering new data, fixing things. Things are going well.
Our displays are improving massively. I'm so happy with the results. The wire racks are very helpful although not easy to stick in the car. I think Norm and I have, for the most part) chosen wisely with gift ideas: Marilee's notecards and postcards consistently sell, the chocolate sells, the mousepads, boomwhackers too. The CDs are selling but only occasionally. Oh. Raleigh Ringer gloves disappear constantly. Yeesh. :)
I've worked hard to beef up our solo area. Now I'm working on duets, trios. Once I get the supplies being consistent, it's easier to just rebuy rather than wonder what's going to sell. I'm also still interested in bringing...ha! ...brain fart!!...oh I know, information for people interested in different sides of music, ie composition, conducting, improving ringing, etc.
Norm's constantly working on the computer tweaking Quickbooks or our catalog (spreadsheet), entering new data, fixing things. Things are going well.
Friday, September 30, 2011
September 30, 2011
First, I gotta tell you that we've been invited to 3 workshop/festivals this fall and I've been so excited about the extra exposure and activity. Bells of the Lakes had their seminar at the end of August as usual and we had a display in the social room. That was great. Frank helped me set up and tear down. That's a definite process. I bought some plastic table clothes to dress up the tables some. Light teal-y blue. Worked well.
Then I drove to Fargo for the Director's Seminar with Frank driving his car. I'm going to have to figure out this car situation as gloves/binders add too much to my car. I just don't have enough space. However, again Frank helped me set up and it went very well. He's extremely helpful and it's nice not to do all the heavy lifting. I had bought some display racks after I saw Handbell Services with theirs and I really like that choice. Again, a great display and fun time. I prepared packets for their reading session.
We are at the 24' table mark with 16' havingor using both sides of the table. I still haven't figured out the "where is the cashier sitting" part.
Oct 22nd I'm driving down to Sioux Falls and the to Duluth November 5th.
Norm likes staying behind. I like getting out.
....Now to continue working on improving the website.......
Then I drove to Fargo for the Director's Seminar with Frank driving his car. I'm going to have to figure out this car situation as gloves/binders add too much to my car. I just don't have enough space. However, again Frank helped me set up and it went very well. He's extremely helpful and it's nice not to do all the heavy lifting. I had bought some display racks after I saw Handbell Services with theirs and I really like that choice. Again, a great display and fun time. I prepared packets for their reading session.
We are at the 24' table mark with 16' havingOct 22nd I'm driving down to Sioux Falls and the to Duluth November 5th.
Norm likes staying behind. I like getting out.
....Now to continue working on improving the website.......
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
August 17, 2011
We are rushing into fall. Carol is also working on finding music for her kid's choirs. Our church has totally contemporary music, so I'm always looking for music that we sing at church that has been arranged for handbells. Not easy.
I'm going to set up the web site the rest of this month for new items that we've bought and in which people may be interested. I need to find a person for Bell Folk and Stuff for either September or October.
Anyway, keep focused on what's ahead. What's behind is already finished.
I'm going to set up the web site the rest of this month for new items that we've bought and in which people may be interested. I need to find a person for Bell Folk and Stuff for either September or October.
Anyway, keep focused on what's ahead. What's behind is already finished.
Monday, August 1, 2011
August 1, 2011
Well, we had a blast at the National Seminar. We are looking at 2 -3 more sight ringing sessions for Duluth in 2012. Check the Area 7 site for all event information. Plus don't forget the Bells of the Lakes workshop August 27th at Hennepin Ave United Methodist Church, Minneapolis.
August 1st through 13th is our extra 3% discount over and above our regular discount. Check About Us on our Home Page to see the regular discount information.
Have a great time looking over all of the new music. What a blessing that we have so many talented composers.
August 1st through 13th is our extra 3% discount over and above our regular discount. Check About Us on our Home Page to see the regular discount information.
Have a great time looking over all of the new music. What a blessing that we have so many talented composers.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
July 20, 2011
The National Seminar in Minneapolis was awesome. So many people remembered Norm and welcome him back after however many years of absence. He was afraid no one would remember him and yet, they did.
Carol met people she had been facebooking with: Gail and Erin Downey, Michele Sharik, Rima G (I'm going to spell her name wrong.) What an eventful batch of packed days, classes, concerts, going through the exhibits, eating....talking. I felt really good about the networking that we did, the customers that came to our exhibit, the sales.
People are enjoying the chocolates and the novelty items we are displaying. We need get more space so that we can have more music out. Both of us are more excited about this year.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
July 12, 2011
Excitement grows. You can here the music: the timpani is pounding, violins are bowing ferociously, the trumpets are calling, the hairs on your neck start rising, goosebumps up and down your arms....It's almost here!!!!
I can barely wait!!
I can barely wait!!
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
july overstock list
| SKU | Title |
| 12127 | Abiding Joy |
| AG 35026 | Adagio |
| AG 35072 | Adios! |
| PSM 4-17 | Ah Holy Jesus |
| 11440664 | Air from Water Music |
| 976604 | Alas And Did my Savior Bleed |
| HP 5209 | All Glory Laud and Honor |
| HP 5210 | All Glory Laud and Honor |
| 975847 | All Glory Laud and Honor |
| AG 23017 | All Things Bright and Beautiful |
| HP 5235 | All Through the Night |
| 1497 | Allegro Brillante |
| 976915 | Amazing Grace |
| CGB 392 | Amazing Grace |
| SG 5922 | Angel Gabriel, The |
| 1478 | Bach Pastorale |
| FBBG 0957 | Balm in Gilead, A |
| CGB 286 | Be Thou My Vision |
| 977133 | Beach Spring Stomp |
| CGB 075 | Bells in the Steeple |
| 11440714 | Bells of Praise |
| 1418 | Bellude of Praise |
| 1194 | Belpre |
| 1778 | Billboard March, The |
| AG 4040 | Bless This Child |
| HP 5310 | Blessed Assurance |
| LS 90018 | Blessed Assurance with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring |
| LS 93033 | Blessed Exaltation |
| AG 35069 | Blue Danube Waltzes, The |
| 12027 | Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella |
| AG 003 | Busy Ringer Series - Collection 1 |
| JHS 9049 | Call Change Ringing |
| LS 90016 | Canterbury Chimes |
| 976380 | Canticle |
| 1150 | Canticle of Hope |
| AG 23013 | Cantus Invenilis (Youthful Song) |
| AG 45053 | Cantus Invenilis (Youthful Song) |
| CGB 371 | Carillon |
| 201105 | Carillon Christmas |
| HP 5163 | Carillon Te Deum |
| AG 35052 | Cathedral Prelude and Psalm |
| HP 5045 | Celebration |
| 1373 | Celebration Fanfare |
| AG 35056 | Chorale Prelude on Jesus Christ is Risen Today |
| AG 3014 | Christ is Born |
| SHB 22 | Christmas Fanfares for Handbells |
| SHB 67 | Christmas Has Come Again |
| HL 5031 | Christmas Joy |
| HL 5088 | Christmas Joy |
| HP 5263 | Church's One Foundation, The |
| RO 2901 | Cold December Flies Away |
| 976117 | Come Christians Join To Sing |
| CGB 152 | Come Let Us Eat |
| JHS 9174 | Come Thankful People |
| LS 001 | Come Ye Faithful Raise the Strain |
| 2388 | Come Christians Join to Sing |
| AG 45045 | Come O Spirit Dwell Among Us |
| AG 45046 | Come O Spirit Dwell Among Us |
| AG 45046 | Come, O Spirit! Dwell Among Us |
| 12111 | Come Shepherds Rise! |
| 1689 | Come, Thou Long-expected Jesus |
| AG 5023 | Concert Variations on a Theme in g minor |
| 1042 | Coronation March from The Prophet |
| AG 57004 | Coventry Carol |
| 1891 | Crown Him Lord of All |
| AG 23007 | Crown Him With Many Crowns |
| 977006 | Dance Americana! |
| HP 5190 | Daystar |
| 201020 | Easter Rejoicing |
| JHS 9173 | Ein Feste Burg |
| 1430 | Eternal Father, Strong to Save |
| HP 5293 | Fantasy on Hyfrydol |
| 12092 | Fantasy on Lasst Uns Erfreuen |
| 1857 | Feliz Navidad |
| 201066 | Festal Fanfare on Darwall's 148th |
| SHB 02 | Festival Day |
| CGB 112 | Festival Jubilate |
| AG 36001 | Festival of Joy |
| AG 3019 | Festival Overture |
| LS 90014 | Festival Peal |
| LS 002 | Festival Piece on Hyfrydol |
| 1110659 | Festival Sanctus |
| CPBS 0555 | Festive Dance |
| AG 2023 | Festive Peal, A |
| AG 45043 | Festive Praises |
| AMHB 10 | Festive Prelude on In Babilone |
| 201080 | First Noel, The |
| PSOB 003 | French Noel |
| SG 2891 | Friendly Beasts, The |
| AG 34016 | Frolic |
| JHS 9348 | Furioso |
| HP 5032 | Genesis |
| 976578 | Gift of Finest Wheat |
| 201036 | Gifts of the Magi |
| AG 35022 | Giubileo |
| 1924 | Go Tell It on the Mountain with "Troika" from Lieutenant Kije Suite |
| 12159 | Good Christians Friends Rejoice |
| AG 35141 | Hark the Herald Angels Sing |
| 976121 | Head That Once Was Crowned, The |
| 1725 | He's Got the Whole World |
| AG 35065 | Holly and the Ivy, The |
| 1978 | Holly and the Ivy, The |
| RO 1204 | Hosanna Loud Hosanna |
| MSM 30806 | How Firm a Foundation |
| HP 5280 | Hymn of Grateful Praise |
| SFP 124 | I Love You Lord |
| HP 5323 | I Wonder as I Wander |
| RW 8171 | If I Take the Wings of the Morning |
| 976826 | Invocation |
| 977189 | Jesus I Will Ponder Now |
| 976826 | Invocation |
| 977189 | Jesus I Will Ponder Now |
| SG 3921 | Jingle Bells |
| 2157 | Joy to the World |
| 1111161 | Kyrie |
| AG 45033 | Lacrymosa |
| CP 7020 | Let's Ring Disney Classics |
| 2253 | Lo He Comes With Clouds Descending |
| CGB 243 | Lord's My Shepherd, The |
| 12118 | Lullaby Carol |
| NM 381 | Luther's Chorale |
| AG 35106 | Mallet Madness |
| L 262 | Marantha |
| CGB 104 | March |
| HP 5321 | Meditation on Forest Green |
| MSM 30801 | Meditation on Morecambe |
| PSM 3-54 | Meditation on Veni Emmanuel |
| L 318 | Meditation on Were You There? |
| 1421 | Medley on the Cross |
| 1186 | Melody in F |
| 1840 | Merry Melody, A |
| PSM 3-55 | Midnight Stars Make Bright the Sky |
| 1611 | Mighty Fortress is Our God |
| AG 35034 | Military March |
| 1110552 | Morning Has Broken |
| RO 1801 | Morning Prayer and Vespers |
| CGB 167 | My Faith Looks Up to Thee |
| L 352 | My Lord What a Morning |
| MSM 30301 | Nearer to the Cross |
| CGB 105 | O Christmas Tree |
| 12065 | O Come O Come Emmanuel |
| 1894 | O Jesus I Have Promised |
| SG 104 | O Little One Sweet |
| 976844 | Of the Father's Love Begotten |
| 201236 | Onward Soldiers |
| AG 23450 | Our National Anthem |
| 1385 | Pavane |
| 1320 | Peals of Praise |
| 2139 | People Look East |
| 1110046 | Picardy and Star Song |
| RO 3229 | Pilgrims and Praise A la Carte |
| L 379 | Praise |
| 1110630 | Praise God Praise Him |
| 1110352 | Praise Him Praise Him and Jesus Loves Me |
| 1718 | Praise My Soul the King of Heaven |
| 1719 | Praise My Soul the King of Heaven |
| 1974 | Praise My Soul the King of Heaven |
| 12131 | Praise Thou the Lord O My Soul |
| AG 46002 | Praise to the Lord |
| 201010 | Praise with Timbrel and Dance |
| 12087 | Prelude XXII |
| AG 3053 | Psalm 9 |
| SPHB 121 | Psalm of the Dove |
| CGB 115 | Quiet Alleluia, A |
| BP 457932 | Rejoice |
| 1110808 | Rejoice in God's Saints or Sing Praise to the Lord |
| 976388 | Rejoice O Pilgrim Throng |
| 1613 | Rejoice the Lord is King |
| AG 45048 | Requiem |
| AG 3035 | Ring for Joy |
| RRBL 5016 | Rise Up O Church of God |
| HP 5334 | Risen Today Alleluia |
| 49442100 | Rocking Carol |
| AG 45028 | Rondo del Espanol |
| 49442101 | Rondeau in C |
| 1218 | Roulade |
| 1219 | Roulade |
| RW 8121 | Saints Medley |
| 0012380 | St Anthony Chorale |
| 1110633 | Shall We Gather at the River |
| FBF 0702 | Sing and Rejoice (Ring and Rejoice) |
| 1374 | Solemn Passacaglia |
| CGB 118 | Song of Jubilation |
| CGB 477 | This is My Father's World |
| NM 270 | Two Narratives: 1) The Storm 2) The Feeding |
| 49442025 | Two Noels |
| L 328 | Unto Us a Boy is Born, Noel |
| 1110703 | Variations on Kingsfold |
| 1414 | Variations on Mit Freuden Zart |
| 1413 | Variations on Mit Freuden Zart |
| SFP 120 | Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy |
| LS 93031 | Visions |
| 1110634 | Wake Awake for Night is Flying |
| LA 1038 | Waltz of the Toys |
| LA 1100 | Washiki Kane-Dokei (Japanese Chime Clock) |
| 1699 | We Praise Thee O God Our Redeemer |
| 1701 | Were You There on That Christmas Night? |
| 1267 | Were You There? |
| AG 35025 | What Child is This |
| AG 3061 | What Child is This |
| 976153 | What Child is This |
| AMHB 18 | Winds Through the Olive Tree |
| CGB 130 | Woodland Sketch, A |
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