Review:
Are twelve hands enough? Sometimes an extra ringer or director-turned-ringer is necessary. Such is the case with these two extended arrangements. "Holy, Holy, Holy" from Schubert's Deutsche Messe uses A4 to C7 and "Hallelujah" from Handel's Messiah uses C5 to D7 (opt).
"Holy, Holy, Holy" requires that the melody be sung, played on a C instrument, or rung solo-ringing style on handchimes while the handbells provide the accompaniment. "Hallelujah" is challenging, but great fun to ring and to hear. Both pieces are suitable for concerts and worship.
This collection is REPRODUCIBLE. The purchase of this collection includes a license from the publisher to copy the music for use by your choir. This license is non-transferable, applies to this collection only, and is granted exclusively to you (the purchasing organization) for the sole purpose of making copies of these settings for your choir.
Published by:
Hope Publishing Co.
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Composer:
Various
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Arranger:
Thompson, Martha Lynn
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Octaves:
3
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Level:
NA
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Rating:
N/A
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Copyright:
2012
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Season:
All Year
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Less than a full handbell choir:
Ensemble
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Classification:
Classical Music
, Concert
, Collection
, Hymn Tune
, Classical Composers
, Church or Concert
, Reproducible
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Technique:
LV (Let Vibrate)
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Voicing:
Handbells, No Choral
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Instrument:
Chimes(Choirchimes or Handchimes)
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Bells Used:
Three Octaves: 19 Bells
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