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CGB1091 Fanfare from the Sixth Double Concerto
Fanfare from the Sixth Double Concerto by Soler is an attention-getting piece with malleted bass chords and brilliant 16th note passagework. Fun quiet echoes provide wonderful contrast. This uplif...
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CGB1090 Pas de Deux
After the overwhelmingly moving Pinnacle 2015 concert by Council Oak Bells of First United Methodist, Michael Glasgow was ecstatic to accept a commission for them. Named after the French ballet term m...
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CGB1100 Exuberance
While co-conducting an event in 2010, internationally acclaimed composers Bill Payn and Michael Glasgow (who creatively approach composition in nearly identical ways) decided to collaborate on an orig...
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CGB1089 Carillon of Praise
Carillon of Praise is an energetic, joyous original composition that includes a stanza of the John Goss hymn tune LAUDA ANIMA, or "Praise My Soul, the King of Heaven." With its constant eighth note ca...
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CGB1099 I'm Gonna Live!
Sections of energetic, syncopated rhythms are contrasted by lazy and laid-back moods in this setting of the African-American Spiritual. Chimes, along with some carefully-placed grace notes, create a m...
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CGB1074 Joy to the World - 3-7 octaves
Written for Cathedral Bells and dedicated to their former director Ramona Miller, this carol setting explodes with color and panache Ð and never lets up! The beloved Christmas melody is set in a danci...
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CGB1113 Revelation - 3-5 Octaves
The scripture passage from the book of Revelation, chapter 6, verses 1-8 is the basis of this dramatic original composition. The four horses of the apocalypse and their riders are depicted in the four...
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CGB1131 Passacaille - 5-7 octaves
Set in G minor, a key which Charpentier alluded to as "severe and magnificent", Handel's Suite No. 7 for harpsichord captures those sentiments in this set of variations. "Passacaille", the French term...
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CGB1134 Saint Louis Blues March - Full Score
W. C. Handy is often referred to as the Father of the Blues. His ever popular "Saint Louis Blues" was first published in 1914, and has been performed by an impressive list of artists through the decad...
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CGB1135 Saint Louis Blues March - 3 to 7 octaves - Handbell Score
W. C. Handy is often referred to as the Father of the Blues. His ever popular "Saint Louis Blues" was first published in 1914, and has been performed by an impressive list of artists through the decad...
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CGB1158 Africa - 5-7 octaves
This arrangement of "Africa" begins with the body percussion sounds that are reminiscent of a rain storm, and are beautifully illustrated by Perpetuum Jazzile's rendition of "Africa" that may be found...
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