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2022 Church Fall & Christmas

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Order Toll Free! Call 1.800.345.6296 / w: jwpepper.com / e: orders@jwpepper.com HANDBELL MUSIC 131 Go to cart The Solid Rock—William B. Bradbury/arr. Jason W. Krug. Alternating gentle, lyrical passages with triumphant, bold sections, this arrangement of the beloved hymn is sure to enhance your worship throughout the church year. The melody passes back and forth between the handbells and piano, with each part contributing to the harmony, texture, and overall effect of the piece. A key change on the last verse draws the piece to its final, joyous ending. 11165167 3-6 Octave with Piano L2 5.95 11165168 Full Score & Organ/Keyboard . . . . . . 12.95 There Is a Happy Land—arr. Mitchell Eithun. This simple folk hymn is given a creative setting that uses a variety of techniques as well as changes in tempo and dynamics. While all quarter and half notes, the cut-time meter with some syncopation makes the piece a little trickier than the level might indicate, but it is worth the time. Optional percussion makes this a lively arrangement that is as fun to hear as it is to play. 11359391 3-5 Octave Opt. Percussion. . . . L1+ 4.95 11359392 Instrumental Parts Percussion . . . . . . . . . . 12.95 This Little Light of Mine—arr. Anna Laura Page. In this enjoyable arrangement with syncopations and articulations that are fun to ring, the collaborative pianist is also offered an accompaniment that is fun to play. For worship or school concert, all will enjoy this swinging arrangement! 11346963 3-5 Octave . . . . . . . L3+ 5.25 11346962 Full Score & Parts . . L3+ 9.95 This Little Light of Mine—arr. Benjamin A. Tucker. Ben Tucker hits another jazz high note with this swing arrangement of the beloved spiritual. Written in twelve-bar blues form, and with an easy yet effective improv section, this piece will delight audiences. 10956885 3-5 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 5.25 Together As One—Jason Krug. This original piece has a strong melody and is filled with rhythm and energy which is emphasized by well-placed marts and mart-lifts. It segues to TD treble which supports the melody in the mid-octaves then adds handchime support to the bass melody. A very nice ‘B' section features handchime section with melody again featured in the rich, tonal mid- range. Returning to the original theme, the melody returns with a brief section featuring LV treble support, gradually building in energy to an exciting ending. Perfect for worship or concert, this piece nicely features every octave of the bell and chime range - ringers will love it! Winner of Area 2 2021 Festival Conference Composition Contest. 11384140 3-5 Octave 3-5 oct. Handchimes .L3 4.95 Triumphant!—Linda Scholes. This original tune is triumphant indeed! With prominent syncopation and bold chords throughout, it sets a joyous and celebratory mood from the outset. A slower, more thoughtful section featuring chimes and light malleted bass bells offers a nice textural contrast before a return to the opening figure and feel, which rounds out the piece on a bold celebratory note. While perfect for an Easter celebration, use this piece for any moment of celebration in worship or concert! 11375878 3-5 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 4.95 Ubi Caritas—Gustav Holst, Traditional/arr. Matthew Compton. Church and community ensembles alike will love the sensitivity and chance for expressive ringing in this arrangement that combines the traditional Gregorian chant Ubi Caritas with Holst's THAXTED from Jupiter. After a featured verse of each tune, the arrangement moves to some original material under the chant before one last bold statement of the two tunes layered over one another. This moving arrangement will be a perfect fit in worship services and concerts. 11397795 4-7 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 4.95 Variations on the Doxology—arr. Sondra K. Tucker. OLD HUNDREDTH is featured in this knockout arrangement. A straightforward chorale setting leads into an energetic toccata section, then an easy fughetta morphs into the brilliant finale. There are a few rhythmic challenges in the final section, making this a learning piece for your developing choir. Only one shared bell (G#Ab5) and bass ringers - pay attention to the assignment suggestion! 11374273 2-5 Octave . . . . . . . . .L2 5.25 Wade in the Water—arr. Dave Baker. This favorite traditional spiritual has been given fresh treatment in this rhythmic and engaging arrangement. Techniques include shakes, mallets, TD, mart, mart-lift, and RT. Low bass is featured in a 'call-and-response' section. This is appropriate for worship or concert and will become a great "go-to" piece for your group. 11383329 5 Octave . . . . . . . . . . .L3 4.25 We Praise You with Our Minds, O Lord— arr. Cathy Moklebust. The Irish melody CLONMEL is treated in Celtic style, with singing bell drones, a lilting original melody, optional handchimes, and an optional part for violin or other C treble instrument. The hymn is presented as a set of variations, from flowing and lyric to a march, a round, and a grand and glorious final verse that gradually fades away across the hills. The Celtic-style ornamentation is optional, making this arrangement accessible to many groups. 11375589 3-5 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 5.95 We're Marching to Zion—arr. Mary Kay Parrish. This setting of the familiar hymn begins with a gentle waltz-like feel then changes to a more march-like tempo. An enjoyable piece made even more fun with the addition of an optional B-flat clarinet. 11373722 3 Octave . . . . . . . . . . .L3 5.25 11373721 Full Score & Parts . . . . . . 9.95 What a Friend We Have in Jesus—arr. John A. Behnke. This jazzy and bluesy setting of the familiar tune CONVERSE will be loved by ringers and listeners alike. The first section in C features plucking against the hymn melody, while the second section in F uses both bells and optional chimes. The return to the opening material concludes this soulful setting. 11397370 3-5 Octave w/opt. 3/5 Oct. Handchimes . .L3 4.25 What a Friend We Have in Jesus—arr. Mitchell Eithun. This gentle setting of the familiar hymn is warm and uplifting. Written for either handbells or handchimes, the piece has no bell changes and may be played without tables if desired. The flute part, while optional, greatly enhances the beauty of this lovely arrangement. 11375588 3-4 Octave . . . . . . . . .L1 5.50 When We Gather—Kathleen Wissinger. Based on Matthew 18:20, "When two or three are gathered in my name, there am I with them," this piece speaks to the presence of God amid his people. The handbell part can be a beautiful stand-alone piece or provide accompaniment for the hymn. The verses may be sung by choir or soloist, with the congregation joining on the refrain. A guitar part and insert for the congregation are included. 11361796 3-6 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 6.00 Where Waters Flow—Ron Mallory. "Lyrical" and "flowing" are two words that aptly describe this original work which vividly depicts water flowing in a stream. A Level 1 piece, yet very musical, beginning groups will have the opportunity to work on legato ringing and to increase their understanding of LV patterns. For handbells or handchimes, this selection will enhance any worship service or concert. 11101879 2-3 Octave . . . . . . . . .L1 4.95 Who Is This?—arr. Kathleen Wissinger. This little-known Southern Harmony gem enthralls with a unique form, minor mode, and an intriguing melody. Three variations (verses) incorporate martellato, interesting harmonies, and parts for an optional vocal solo or unison hymn. The two noncompatible settings allow for different bell and vocal ranges. Three hymn texts are included: Lent, Epiphany, and Palm Sunday. Score "A" is in G, "B" is in C. 11375612 2 Octave . . . . . . . . . . .L3 5.00 11375613 3-7 Octave . . . . . . . . .L3 5.00 Worship Openers: Handbell Introits, Vol. 1 —arr. Lloyd Larson. Each of these seven pieces can serve both as hymn introductions or "introits" for your handbell choir. Each is about 20 measures long, ending in the key most often associated with the tune so organists can easily transition to the opening hymn. There are selections for Palm Sunday, Lent, Easter, Christmas, and general occasions. 11393705 3-5 Octave . . . . . . . . .L2 6.75 ePRINT PLAN FASTER! at jwpepper.com/mylibrary Ring with J oy

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