SKU: BP.HB620
Written for 3 -5 octave handbell choir or 3-5 octaves of handchimes. Level 2+. This beautiful original tune, written in honor of the composer's brother, is a perfect choice for a moment of quiet introspection. The haunting melody, underscored by lush harmonies, gives a feeling of calm and depth with a subtle hint of motion. A more chromatic, harmonically-diverse section provides a nice aural diversion midway through before the piece returns to the feeling of the opening. A fantastic choice for the group looking to work on it is musicality.
SKU: HP.2918
UPC: 763628129187.
Patriotic ballad by Samuel A. Ward This enticing hymn is about response - the invitation for us to respond to Jesus calling us. From the first chords played by piano and handbells, the listener can see the spacious skies and the amber waves of grain. This beautiful arrangement of the patriotic favorite includes lush harmonies and various techniques and timbres to embody the melting pot of diversity that our country was founded upon. Truly breathtaking.
SKU: HP.1221
UPC: 763628112219.
Medley of Easter hymns Alleluia, He Is Risen is a medley of Easter hymns: Easter Hymn from Lyra Davidica; Gelobt Sei Gott by Melchior Vulpius; and Diademata by Elvey. Easter Hymn is commonly known as Christ the Lord is Risen Today; Gelobt Sei Gott is Good Christian Men, Rejoice and Sing!; and Diademata, is commonly known as Crown Him With Many Crowns. Easter Hymn starts and closes the piece. The arrangement begins and ends with the same fanfare, complete with several meter changes. Tempos vary within the medley and the texture diversifies as well. A total of 92 measures, this medley is arranged in C Major, Ab Major, and Eb Major.
SKU: HP.3007
UPC: 763628130078.
Volume 3 in the Ring w/6 Year-Round Series The latest in our series for 6 ringers. These 8 arrangements can be played by only 6 people. Because there are more than 12 bells used in each piece, there is more harmonic diversity and tables may be necessary. A perfect set to provide a year of music with a smaller ensemble.
