Review:      Two octaves of bells (plus the A6) combine with tambourine, drum and finger cymbals to accompany this 12th century plainsong taken from a Moissac manuscript. Liturgically, this hymn appeared in the Office at the conclusion of the Epiphany Season as a 'farewell' to the Alleluia, which would return to the liturgy at the Great Vigil of Easter.

Published by: G.I.A. Publications, Inc.

Composer:	Arranger: Proulx, R.	Octaves: 3	Level: 1	Rating: Easy	Copyright: 1985
Season: Epiphany , Easter
Classification: Service Music (Responses, etc)
Voicing: Unison
Instrument: Percussion
Bells Used: Three Octaves: 11 Bells