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How Far Is It to Bethlehem? (3-5 Octaves)
Product No. 43426 Product No. CGB949New product
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Arranged By: Martha Lynn Thompson
Octaves: 3-5 w/opt. 3-5 oct Handchimes
Level: 2
Season: Christmas
UPC: 749193022986
This engaging setting of the English carol, STOWEY (How Far Is it to Bethlehem) also incorporates the CRADLE SONG tune of Away in a Manger and snippets of Brahmsâ?T Lullaby. The first 2 stanzas are full-chord settings of the two carols with short interludes connecting the two. The last stanza returns to How Far Is It to Bethlehem rung on handchimes beneath a descant played with mallets on suspended handbells. The use of mallets is optional. The setting is accessible for young ringers, but also effective and enjoyable for more experienced ringers.
Octaves: 3-5 w/opt. 3-5 oct Handchimes
Level: 2
Season: Christmas
UPC: 749193022986
This engaging setting of the English carol, STOWEY (How Far Is it to Bethlehem) also incorporates the CRADLE SONG tune of Away in a Manger and snippets of Brahmsâ?T Lullaby. The first 2 stanzas are full-chord settings of the two carols with short interludes connecting the two. The last stanza returns to How Far Is It to Bethlehem rung on handchimes beneath a descant played with mallets on suspended handbells. The use of mallets is optional. The setting is accessible for young ringers, but also effective and enjoyable for more experienced ringers.