Blessed Peace
Five Reproducible Hymn Arrangements for Twelve Bells (F5-C7)
Reproducible • Since there are no bell changes, no tables are required. Some groups, using music stands for the music, have surrounded the congregation with ringers for a very nice effect. You might experiment with the location of your ringers in the worship space.
12 bell music does not have to be dull. AMAZING GRACE makes extensive and effective use of the singing bell technique. Seldom do you see a key change in 12 bell music but IN THE SWEET BY AND BY contains one that works well. Be careful to keep the RT sections in HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION crisp and clean.
Many congregations sing these songs at different tempos. The room you are in may dictate different dynamics. Feel free to choose the ones that work best for your situation.
Voicing: 12 bells (F5 to C7)
Composer: Joseph P. Webster, 1819-1875 | Traditional American melody | William H. Doane, 1832-1915 | Early American melody| Anthony J. Showalter, 1858-1924
Arranger: Bill Ingram
Tune source: SWEET BY AND BY | NEW BRITAIN | I AM THINE | FOUNDATION | SHOWALTER
Season: General
Levels: 2 & 3
Contents: In the Sweet By and By | Amazing Grace | I Am Thine, O Lord | How Firm a Foundation | Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
CGB1199 12 bells (F5 to C7) 29.95
CGB1199e 12 bells (F5 to C7) 29.95
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