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2014 Church Easter Spring

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Go to cart 109 see more! C oncert & Festival​ l Allegro (from "Concerto in A minor BWV 593")—Antonio Vivaldi & J.S. Bach/ arr. Fred Gramann. Played at Distinctly Bronze West 2013, this virtuoso Vivaldi/Bach transcription has received rave reviews, and Fred Gramann orchestrated it perfectly for handbells! This Baroque piece uses mallets and stopped techniques to enhance the flurry of notes, providing marvelous musical and visual effects to delight the audience. A great title for the advanced choir looking for a wonderful musical challenge!​ 10425058 5/7 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L5 5.95​ l arcarole—Patricia Cota Sanders. B Barcarole imitates the boat songs of Venice, opening with a simple minor melody. After moving to a picture of calm, the beginning section returns, much bigger and embellished by fuller chords and rhythmic accompaniment using strategically placed thumb damps. A subdued ending evokes waves gradually subsiding on the shoreline- a reminder that after a storm comes peace.​ 10360786 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2+ 4.50​ wana Awabariki (May God Grant You a B Blessing)—arr. Susan T. Nelson. This traditional Swahili song with its energetic rhythms, stopped techniques and optional percussion is accessible and fun. The call and response and chord voicings imitate the sound of traditional African choral music. The melody in the bells serves as the "leader," with the optional chimes as the "chorus."​ 10090255 3/5 Octave with opt. 3-5 Oct. Handchimes & Drum . . . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ arillon Celebration—Douglas E. Wagner. C Designed to give less experienced ringers a chance to build confidence, this original composition uses fast-paced block chord styling to give a full, sonorous sound with a light and celebratory style. Also uses swings and shakes to enhance the melody and develop the skills of your ringers. This title is sure to lift the hearts of your audience.​ 10294944 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ l elebrate with Gladness— C arr. Susan Geschke. Bursting with energy, this new setting of a traditional Hungarian folk song leaps from the pages and is immediately engaging. Mallets, marts, mart lifts, shakes, the echo technique and even a few grace notes will keep your ringers on their toes. Achievable for most choirs, this piece is ideal for concert, worship or festivals.​ 10424173 2/3 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ l Declaration of Praise—Dan R. Edwards. A This dynamic, rhythmically exciting original work for handbells will be delightful in any concert, festival, or worship setting. The use of mallets, martellatos, martellato lifts, and shakes will keep your ringers interested and challenged, and will provide a visual and musical performance that will be remembered for a long time!​ 10424973 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3+ 4.95​ l xpedition—Joel Raney. This monumental E composition lives up to its title as the ringers embark on a journey through a variety of cleverly crafted melodies and sounds. For the accomplished concert choir it is a memorable musical Expedition worthy of the challenge.​ 104242145/7 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L5 4.95​ l igue—Jason W. Krug. This intriguing and G engaging gigue in a minor key just invites you to dance along! Martellato and mallets are added for interest before a final rhythmic section builds in intensity to the exciting conclusion!​ 10424871 3/6 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3+ 4.50​ G l lorious Celebration—Cynthia Dobrinski. This dynamic original handbell setting is a great way to set the mood for any joyous or memorable occasion. The energizing opening is a buildup of sound, as the handbells create a resounding crescendo from a single note into a full chord presentation. Whether for Easter morning, Pentecost or concert, this is an easily learned selection that is bound to entrance the listener.​ 10424213 3/6 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2+ 4.95​ H 4 allelujah—Leonard Cohen/arr. Joel Raney. Known around the globe, this Leonard Cohen title has become a standard inspirational song, leading Joel Raney to set it for 3-5 octave handbells and optional handchimes and synthesizer. In this wonderfully emotional and moving rendition, ringers will enjoy the serenity and beauty of the steady eighth note patterns that accompany the familiar melody. Its status as a "secular hymn" makes it a cross-over piece that is highly recommended for any concert or worship setting. The optional synthesizer part enhances the overall haunting atmosphere.​ 10424209 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3 5.25​ 10424210 Instrumental Parts Synthesizer Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00​ J oy and Elation—Cynthia Dobrinski. The sparkling rhythms and memorable melody of this easy-to-learn original composition create an exuberant celebratory mood. Bell changes are minimal. The optional flute and strategically placed handbell techniques add pizzazz.​ 10052631 3/5 Octave with opt. Flute . . . . . AGEHR-L2+ 4.50​ A Jubilant Rondo—Cynthia Dobrinski. This engaging, original composition features a light and jaunty theme and constant energy throughout. Written in 4/4 meter, the use of dotted rhythms contributes to the piece's bouncy, joyful quality. Handbell techniques abound with shakes, echoes, martellato, mallets and mallet rolls to keep the ringers challenged, but there are very few required bell changes. A Jubilant Rondo was commissioned by the Greater Dallas Handbell Association for their 2012 spring festivals.​ 10342554 3/6 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3 4.95​ l Knick Knack Paddy Whack— Altermann Hundeknochen/arr. Dan Edwards. A whimsical look at the familiar children's song in a theme and variations format, including a trip to the prairie and a round of jazz. This one is pure fun, and may well become encore material - enjoyed by both children and adults!​ 10374594 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3 4.50​ Peal Con Brio—Karen Thompson. This 2012 Area 2 Young Ringers Composition Contest winner is a stunning original piece. Based on a G-minor scale, it uses syncopated rhythms, damps, echo, LV, RT and shakes for interest. With no bell changes, it could be used as a processional or concert opener; since it's compatible with the 4-6 octave arrangement, it would be great for massed ringing as well.​ 10366170 2/3 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ 10366171 4/6 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ P l rocessional in C—John A. Behnke. This festive piece is multi-functional and can be used for services, weddings, and concerts, and it even offers an optional processional. Achievable for inexperienced choirs or those choirs with limited preparation time, this arrangement also features a keyboard/organ part to support the handbells, and an optional trumpet part to add a majestic element to the whole arrangement.​ 10425055 3/5 Octave with Trumpet & Keyboard . . . . . . . AGEHR-L1+ 4.50​ R l ing With 6: The Classics #2— arr. Martha Lynn Thompson. Martha Lynn Thompson's latest volume of Ring With 6 settings consists of five familiar pieces from the classical repertoire suitable for worship and concerts. The 12-bell concept has been expanded to include C5 C7, and the arrangements are a bit longer and more challenging. Suggested assignments are provided for each piece, and all may be rung by 6 ringers without using any 4-in-hand ringing. Titles include: Rondeau from "Symphonies de Fanfare" (Mouret); Rondeau "The Fifers" (Purcell); To a Wild Rose from "Woodland Sketches" (MacDowell); Largo from "The Four Seasons, Winter" (Vivaldi) and Fanfare (Lemmens). 10360796 Handbells for 6 Ringers . . . . . . . . 7.95​ l Semper Fidelis—John Philip Sousa/ arr. Carol Lynn Mizell. Add the optional three octave handchimes, timpani, snare drum, bass drum and cymbal to your handbell choir for a true celebration of patriotic pride. A great choice for a summer patriotic performance or for any concert venue, this beloved march dedicated to the officers and men of the U.S. Marine Corps will delight your audience! 10424286 5/7 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L6 5.50​ S imple Gifts—arr. Susan Geschke. Many times the simplest messages are the most profound, and this accessible setting for 2-octave choirs carries an unadorned beauty that will penetrate the heart of those who hear it. Gentle syncopations and no accidentals keep the flow of the piece intact from beginning to end. Very nicely done.​ 10058443 2 Octave . . . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2 4.50​ A l Solemn Procession—B. Wayne Bisbee. A wonderful attention-getting prelude for a service or concert, A Solemn Procession is composed for three to five octaves of handbells and uses swing effects with an optional hand drum. This dramatic, exciting work can be used for the seasons of Advent or Lent or as a general concert processional.​ 10366175 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2+ 3.95​ T l hrough the Walk of Life— Matthew Compton. Through the Walk of Life is a celebration of our journey through life. The constant eighth note motion, alternating 4/4 and 7/8 meters, and syncopated rhythms keep the energy high. Mallets add further vitality to the piece as a joyous undertone to the recurring melody. Excitement abounds as the key change brings back all of the original elements, leading to a dynamic fanfare finale. 10424289 3/7 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L4 4.95​ T l ransformation—Kevin McChesney. Transformation makes extensive use of the singing bell technique. It will be especially effective in contemplative or meditative worship services where a mood of tranquility is desired. This popular technique has a mesmerizing quality, allowing listeners to feel transformed into a feeling of peace and relaxation. A wonderful contrast piece for concerts and festivals, this work is also an effective vehicle for worship.​ 10356680 3/7 Octave . . . . . . . AGEHR-L2+ 4.50​ W ith a Joyful Spirit—Paul A. McKlveen. This 2012 Area 2 Festival Conference Division winner is a joyful original piece that features handchimes, suspended mallet work, echoes, and martellatos. Featuring a wonderful melody, this effervescent work is a winner for both ringers and all who hear it.​ 10366173 3/5 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3 4.95​ P l romised Land (with Rondeau)— arr. Tammy Waldrop. Tammy Waldrop has skillfully woven an American folk tune with Mouret's Rondeau to create a lively and energetic arrangement. Your choir will appreciate the mixture of elements from classical music and gospel song, as well as the use of thumb damp technique to enhance the overall style of the music.​ 10425017 2/3 Octave . . . . . . . . AGEHR-L3 4.50​ Order Toll-Free! Call 1-800-345-6296 / FAX 1-800-260-1482 / Internet jwpepper.com / E-mail [email protected]

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