Festive and grand describe this setting of the hymntune TRURO. After some surprising chords and modulations, the tune is given to the bass bells. A majestic final stanza leads to the stirring conclusion. Published in compatible editions, this setting will be especially useful during Advent or Easter.
Voicing: 2 or 3 octaves handbells
Composer: Thomas Williams, c. 1700-1800
Arranger: Patricia Hurlbutt
Tune source: TRURO
Season: Advent | Easter | Eastertide | General
Level: 3-
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