Review:      This "Alleluia" is a popular vocal work surviving two hundred years, is now available for the 3-octave bell choir. The theme is repeatedly stated throughout, giving the listener good exposure to it. Marked "allegro", the piece generally uses eighth notes and quarter notes, with half notes shakes appearing at the end. This arrangement is 72 measures with repeats and is a good use of all the bells within the 3-octave range. It is scored in C Major.

Published by: Thorpe Music Publishing Co.

Composer: Mozart, W.	Arranger: DeWell, R.	Octaves: 3	Level: 2	Rating: Easy Medium	Copyright: 1989
Classification: Classical Composers , Church or Concert , Secular , Classical Music
Technique: Mallet , Pl (Pluck) , TD (Thumb Damp) , Sk (Shake) , LV (Let Vibrate)
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Bells Used: Three Octaves: 32 Bells