Review:      Shenandoah, the American folk song named after an Indian Chief, is here arranged for solo handbells accompanied by a choir of bells. The solo requires 2 octaves of bells plus a Bb3 and the bell choirs requires 5 octaves plus a low Bb2. The texture is flowing with lots of eighth-note accompaniment.

Published by: ALF Publications

Composer:	Arranger: French, A.	Octaves: 5-6	Level: 2	Rating: Easy	Copyright: 1997
Less than a full handbell choir: Solo Ringer
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Bells Used: Five Octaves: 30 Bells; Six Octaves: 31 Bells