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CGB271 Good King Wenceslas
This arrangement offers developing choirs an exciting opportunity to perfect many articulations. The familiar carol emerges in the beginning of the piece above the detached accompaniment of thumb damp...
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CGB499 Zacchaeus
Lively mallets and thumb damps bring to life the delightful traditional children's song about Zacchaeus, the man who climbed up into the sycamore tree. No bell changes are required. Developing choirs ...
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CGB523 Praise Unfolding
This original piece containing no bell changes will be ideal both for beginning groups and for more developed groups needing something they can learn quickly. The piece begins with a thin texture and ...
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CGB532 Lord, Speak to Me
The techniques of LV, thumb damp and tabled mallets bring to life the old, familiar hymn "Lord, Speak to Me." The limited bell changes as well as the simplicity of the rhythms make this piece accessib...
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CGB683 Blessed Assurance (2 or 3 octaves)
Listeners will immediately be captivated with a bold opening fanfare and a strong, straightforward tune in this setting of the familiar hymn. With only one bell change, a few shakes and some dynamic c...
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CGB743 How Firm a Foundation (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
Now expanded to 3, 4 or 5 octaves and compatible with the original 2 or 3 octave setting, "How Firm a Foundation" offers a bouncy accompaniment using a variety of techniques. Your ringers will enjoy u...
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CGB767 Ring Praises! (2 or 3 octaves)
Ring Praises! provides wonderful, accessible music that may be rung either on handbells or handchimes. Two editions are available, for 2 or 3 octaves and for 3, 4 or 5 octaves. The two editions are fu...
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CGB768 Ring Praises! (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
Ring Praises! provides wonderful, accessible music that may be rung either on handbells or handchimes. Two editions are available, for 2 or 3 octaves and for 3, 4 or 5 octaves. The two editions are fu...
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CGB775 Steal Away
This tender rendering of the well-known spiritual, ?oSteal Away,? is an ideal choice for the developing handbell choir. Lingering LV patterns, passages of suspended mallets as well as changes in te...
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CGB819 Be Thou My Vision (2 or 3 octaves)
Scored in two compatible versions, the traditional Irish tune SLANE opens with a lively and simple malleted accompaniment. In the second stanza, thumb damps in the upper trebles complement the melody ...
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CGB784 God Himself Is With Us (God Is Present With Us)
God Himself Is With Us is a graceful rendition of the tune "Arnesberg", and is sensitively arranged to help beginning ensembles achieve success. With easy rhythms and block chords to foster confident ...
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CGA1269 Amazing Grace
Sandra Eithun's arrangement of Amazing Grace was originally written as a solo song, but easily translates to a unison choir piece. The familiar "New Britain" tune is harmonized by an elegant and disti...
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CGB600 Tranquil Chimings
With no bell changes and comprised solely of whole and half notes, "Tranquil Chimings" is appropriate for school or sacred settings and can be rung entirely on either handchimes or handbells. Written ...
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CGB601 O Little Town of Bethlehem
This tender rendering of the familiar Christmas favorite will offer a quiet, meditative addition to any holiday concert or worship service. Hints of other carols, such as "Silent Night," "Hark! the He...
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CGB736 Holy Manna
If your ensemble is lacking the "traditional" number of ringers and needs a flexible arrangement, take a look at our "Ring More with Less Series" for five to seven ringers. The first title in this ser...
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CGB820 Be Thou My Vision (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
Scored in two compatible versions, the traditional Irish tune SLANE opens with a lively and simple malleted accompaniment. In the second stanza, thumb damps in the upper trebles complement the melody ...
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CGB576 Sweet Hour of Prayer (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
This gentle rendering of the beloved hymn requires no bell changes and may be rung entirely on handchimes if desired. The piece offers a wonderful opportunity for beginning and developing choirs to wo...
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CGB872 Foundation
The early American tune FOUNDATION is set in a rollicking manner that includes rhythmic interest and loads of techniques. FOUNDATION is another piece in Choristers Guild's Ring More with Less series. ...
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CGB895 Away in a Manger
Away in a Manger utilizes two tunes most often associated with this favorite Christmas hymn. The arrangement beautifully evokes a gentle lullaby that will delight both ringers and listeners. Suggested...
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CGB398 Holy, Holy, Holy
Beginning ringers will enjoy incorporating shakes, thumb damps, mallets and martellatos into this energetic hymn setting. The movement of the melody and the use of dynamic changes offer the opportunit...
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CGB684 Blessed Assurance (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
Listeners will immediately be captivated with a bold opening fanfare and a strong, straightforward tune in this setting of the familiar hymn. With only one bell change, a few shakes and some dynamic c...
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CGB479 Festive Air
This original composition is flexible for use in church, school and festival settings. Thumb damps, LVs, shakes, martellatos and martellato lifts will both add appeal to the piece and keep ringers eng...
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CGB740 Prelude to Sunrise
Sandra Eithun offers a second piece written with no bell changes and comprised solely of whole and half notes. "Prelude to Sunrise" is suitable for school or sacred settings and can be rung entirely o...
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CGB451 Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful
Here is a bright setting for the Christmas season that your developing 2-3 octave choir can successfully play with a minimal amount of rehearsal time. Ringers will enjoy shakes, LVs, contrasting dynam...
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CGB575 Sweet Hour of Prayer (2 or 3 octaves)
This gentle rendering of the beloved hymn requires no bell changes and may be rung entirely on handchimes if desired. The piece offers a wonderful opportunity for beginning and developing choirs to wo...
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