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- Handbell Music
Review
- Volume 17
- by Camille Ream
- Handbells Etc.
- Edmonton, Alberta
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- In the Bleak Midwinter - Arr. Geschke 345 octaves opt
3-4 octaves Choirchimes® Level 2
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- This is one of my favorite Christmas hymns and this looks like
a terrific arrangement. Rated as a Level 2, it will sound much
more like a Level 3. The entire middle passage can be rung with
Choirchimes® which really will add to the tranquility and
peacefulness of the music.
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- Gesu Bambino (The Infant Jesus) - Arr. Elery Rogers 345
octaves opt 3 octaves Choirchimes® Level 3
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- This beautiful music by Pietor A. Yon is a piece that is
timeless. The melody of Gesu Bambino is combined with O Come All
Ye Faithful. This arrangement should become a standard in your
Christmas program.
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- While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks - Arr. Dobrinski
3456 octaves opt 3 or 5 octaves Choirchimes® Level 3
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- This has the theme of While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
with a number of fantastic variations. In the traditional
Dobrinski style, each variation has different technique, different
key, or different tempo. A great crowd pleaser!
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- Angel's Carol - Arr. Tucker 345 octaves Level 3+
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- This arrangement is based on John Rutter's Christmas Choral
anthem that has been transcribed for handbells. This has a
wonderful melody that would be a great addition to your Christmas
program.
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- Carol of the Bells - Arr. Sherman 345 octaves opt SATB
Level 3
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- This arrangement can stand alone as an anthem or can be
combined with a SATB choir. It, of course, goes REALLY FAST with
the quarter note at 160 per minute. Play it up to speed, add a
great choir, and smile - you will have a very exciting
performance.
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- Ring With 6 for Christmas - Arr. Thompson C5 to A6
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- Similar to the Twelve Bell series by Cota, this music can used
when you are short ringers. No tables or foam are needed. Pieces
include Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Up On
the Housetop, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and the Little
Drummer Boy. It is great to have some secular arrangements for
Christmas.
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- He Leadeth Me - Arr. Sherman 3456 octaves opt 345
Choirchimes® Level 3-
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- This traditional hymn, written by Bradbury, is combined with
Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us. The beautiful melody, flowing
accompaniment and the addition of the bass ChoirchimesR give us
meditative arrangement that can fit anywhere in your church
service.
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- Plink, Plank, Plunk - Arr. Thompson 345 octaves Level
3
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- And now for something completely different! This piece,
written by Leroy Anderson has great opportunities for speed and
excitement. Audiences will definitely smile as they listen and
watch your choirs. In cut time, metronome marking is 144-152 beats
per minute for the half note. Have fun with this!