Let Us Ever Walk with Jesus, arranged by Karen Lakey Buckwalter, is based on an 18th century chorale tune. Karen has energized this chorale with “walking” eighth notes in the accompaniment and she also paired the hymn tune with an original, joyful melody playable with optional flute or handbells. Suitable for themes of discipleship, commitment, joy and eternal life, this lesser-known chorale will be a great addition to your handbell library.
Composer: Georg G. Boltze, b. ca. 1750
Arranger: Karen Lakey Buckwalter
Season: General
Voicing: 3, 4 or 5 octaves handbells with optional flute
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