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Tchaikovsky – The Seasons (Opus 37a) – (Handbells, Two Octaves, Level 3 to 5+)

Nikolay Bernard, the editor of the music magazine Nouvellist, commissioned Tchaikovsky to write a suite of twelve piano solos. They were released, in turn, each month of 1876. Because of the year-round theme, the pieces in this collection were entitled The Seasons, and they have remained gems in the piano repertoire.

These delightful works are now available as two-octave handbell arrangements. They’re challenging (Level 3 to 5+), so if you have seven to twelve intrepid ringers who want to stretch their wings, they’re going to have lots of fun mastering them. We’ve made them available separately – that way, you can test the waters by buying one arrangement. There also are two collections-of-six (January-June and July-December) that give you six pieces for the price of five.

Handbells (2 octaves)
Level: Various from 3 to 5+

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Title Level Single Copy
$5.00 US
Handbell Choir
$25.00 US
Sample Page(s) Video
January – By the Hearth 4+
February – Carnival 4
March – Song of the Lark 4
April – Snowdrop 3+
May – Starlit Night 4-
June – Barcarolle 3
July – Song of the Reaper 4
August – Harvest Song 5+
September – Hunter’s Song 4-
October – Autumn Song 4
November – Sleigh-Ride 5
December – Christmas 4-
Half-Year Sets! Single Copy
$25.00 US
Handbell Choir
$125.00 US
January – June
July – December

Purchasing the handbell choir version of these arrangements grants permission to print and maintain up to fifteen copies for your handbell ensemble; purchasing the single copy version grants permission to print and maintain one copy. Purchase also gives permission for performance, broadcasting, live-streaming and video-sharing online. See our licensing agreement for full details, and please remember to mention the title and arranger of the piece on video-sharing sites, social media and any printed materials such as concert programs.

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