Handbell

Good King Wenceslas, Go Tell It on the Mountain and Bring a Torch, Jeannette Isabella are artfully arranged for two octave handbells.

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Traditional English Folk Melody, typically associated with the lyrics What Child Is This?, is arranged for four octave handbells.

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Early American Shaker tune arranged for two octave handbells.

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C. Scott Hagler's arrangement for three to four octave handbells expresses the joy and excitement of the traditional carol. It sounds like a toccata, fast with a lot of eighth notes. As the only technique in this piece is Let Vibrate (LV), it could technically be rung with chimes as well as bells. 

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A playful piece in the form of a rondo. This piece for three octave handbells is chordal, melodic and is fun to play.
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Three Early American Folk Hymns arranged for Four Octave Handbells: Amazing Grace, Promised Land and Middlebury.

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