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3, 4, or 5 octaves handbells - beginner SKU: CG.CGB1057 Composed by Brian Childers. Arranged by Brian Childers. Easter, Eastertide. Handbell Score. Chorister's Guild #CGB1057. Published by Chorister's Guild (CG.CGB1057). UPC: 749193027288.This happy and uplifting arrangement of ST. DENIO by Brian Childers is very accessible. Bass clef and lower treble ringers will enjoy using mallets throughout the entire piece alternating bells with mallet clicks. Upper treble ringers carry the majority of the melody and cycle through a variety of exciting techniques including R, TD, Sk, and mart lift. This setting will help your congregation to welcome this year’s glad Easter celebration.
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