Handbell World | O Come Emmanuel Jergenson, Dale 15th century plainsong

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O Come Emmanuel

Review: This straightforward arrangement is ideal for the beginning choir. Rhymically, it uses only whole, half, and quarter notes with the exception of a single measure of eighth notes. Minimal techniques are employed (a few tower swings in the bass clef and a gyro at the end), allowing ringers to focus on purity of sound, legato ringing, and correct damping between notes.

Published by: Laurendale Associates

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Composer: 15th century plainsong	Arranger: Jergenson, Dale	Octaves: 3	Level: 2	Rating: Easy	Copyright: 1989

Season: Advent , Christmas
Classification: Hymn Tune
Technique: Gyro , Sw (Swing)
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Bells Used: Three Octaves: 25 Bells