Review:      Cathy Moklebust has arranged the 17th-century Dutch tune VRUECHTEN for 3–6 octave handbells. This festive arrangement is appropriate on Easter Sunday or at any time throughout the Easter season, as well as for spring concert use. It features a lively original melody used as an introduction, for interludes, and as an ending. Special handbell techniques include malleting, plucking, thumb-damping, and martellato. An edition for 2–3 octaves is available. The two editions are compatible for massed ringing. Measures total 80.

Published by: Concordia Publishing House

Composer: Traditional	Arranger: Moklebust, Cathy	Octaves: 2-6	Level: 2+	Rating: Easy Medium	Copyright: Varies by Piece
Season: Easter
Classification: Hymn Tune
Technique: Mallet , Pl (Pluck) , TD (Thumb Damp) , LV (Let Vibrate) , Martellato
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Bells Used: Two Octaves: 17 Bells; Three Octaves: 25 Bells; Four Octaves: 32 Bells; Five Octaves: 40 Bells; Six Octaves: 42 Bells