21303652
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
21303652
21303652
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Handbells (3-5 octaves), with optional handchimes (3 octaves)

SKU: MN.30-520

Composed by David Schotte. 21st Century. Handbell score. MorningStar Music Publishers #30-520. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.30-520).

UPC: 688670305207.

Despite looking more difficult, this is a great piece for a level 2 group. The eighth notes are in repeated patterns against the melody in the bass clef at first. There is some mild synocopation and plenty of big chords all rung together. A middle reflective section may be played on handchimes. Then the bass clef melody returns against the upper eighth notes. LV, martellato, shakes, and RT give the ringers plenty of variety.