CGB691 The King Shall Come (3, 4, 5 or 6 octaves)
Description
This early-American tune is given an ethereal, mystical treatment with the addition of optional percussion instruments. Appropriate for Advent worship or concerts, this short arrangement employs flowing, linear passages, as well as more chordal sections and much dynamic contrast. It uses no special techniques other than LV, and the two editions are compatible for massed ringing.
Arranged: Cathy Moklebust
Voicing: 3, 4, 5 or 6 octave handbells with optional chime tree, suspended cymbal, and finger cymbals
Level: 2
Additional Resources:
CGB690 The King Shall Come (2 or 3 octaves)
Related items you may be interested in:
CGB903 O Leave Your Sheep
O Leave Your Sheep is an old French carol sometimes called Quittez, Pasteurs. The carol text reflects the shepherds' visitation by the angels as told in Luke 2:8-16, and the mostly-malleted bass line...
O Leave Your Sheep is an old French carol sometimes called Quittez, Pasteurs. The carol text reflects the shepherds' visitation by the angels as told in Luke 2:8-16, and the mostly-malleted bass line...
CGB948 Rejoice, a Savior Comes
Lo, How a Rose Eer Blooming and O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Two ancient Advent tunes are combined in this joyous arrangement, reminding us of the prophecy of the coming Messiah. Lo, How a Rose Eer Bloom...
Lo, How a Rose Eer Blooming and O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Two ancient Advent tunes are combined in this joyous arrangement, reminding us of the prophecy of the coming Messiah. Lo, How a Rose Eer Bloom...