Announcing the December 2020 release from the BellTree Duo & Friends:
CD | Immanuel: Gott mit uns
Posted by RoundtreeMusic on December 27, 2022
Bells with Brass
This hymn tune by William Henry Monk (Deutsch: Bleib bei mir, Herr) is rung with only 8 bells played 4-in-hand without needing any tables. It requires advanced 4-in-hand technique. It is written to be played with Brass Quintet or Quartet. See also the version for Handbell Duet and Posaunenchor.
This hymn tune by William Henry Monk (Deutsch: Bleib bei mir, Herr) is rung with only 8 bells played 4-in-hand without needing any tables. It requires advanced 4-in-hand technique. It is written to be played with Posaunenchor. See also the version for Handbell Duet and Brass Quintet/Quartet.
This is a favorite German Christmas carol about the sweet sound of bells. This arrangement is accompanied by Trumpet/Flute, Bassoon, and Cello or Voice. See also the version for unaccompanied Handbells.
This traditional Ukrainian Christmas carol (Ukrainian: “Темненькая нічка тьмою світ закрила”) is arranged as a for handbell trio with Piccolo Trumpet and String Quartet.
This German Advent hymn is known in English as an Easter hymn, “Thine Be the Glory.” It comes from Handel’s oratoria, “Judas Maccabaeus.” This arrangement is for handbell trio to accompany singing or together with trumpet and trombone. An optional cello part works with any combination of brass or singing.
This traditional German Christmas carol (English: “O Sanctissima”) is arranged for advanced Handbell Quartet and Brass Quintet (or Quartet).