CGB1271 People, Look East (2-3 Octaves)
Description
This arrangement of the Advent hymn, People, Look East, is ideal for a beginning ensemble or when limited rehearsal time is a factor. Available in compatible settings and rated a level 1+, it includes limited bell changes and an energetic tempo to offer a simple but engaging experience for ringers and listeners. The melody is heard in the treble layer and again in the battery bells giving an opportunity to teach balance between melody and accompaniment. Another layer of energy is added with the jaunty little tambourine part, making this an exciting addition to any Christmas or holiday service, festival or concert.
Voicing: 2 or 3 octaves handbells with optional tambourine
Composer: Besançon carol
Arranger: Sandra Eithun
Tune source: BESANÇON
Season: Advent
Level: 1+
Also available:
CGB1272 Edition for 3, 4 or 5 octaves handbells
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