Handbell Music - R
Published Handbell Music of Malcolm C Wilson
Title, Range, Level, Date of publication, Publisher, Code, Additional instruments.
Information about each title is included for use by a compère or use in printed concert notes.
All titles can be ordered direct from the publishers indicated or from your usual music supplier, or from Jeffers (www.handbellworld.com) in the USA, or Whitechapel Handbell Music Shop in the UK.
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Reflection on "Kelvingrove", 2-3 octaves, level 1, 1998, Lorenz, 20/1130L Based on the traditional Scottish melody this reflective piece may be performed as an aid to reflection during meditative reading of the text of the hymn by John L. Bell and Graham A. Maule "Will you come and follow me if I but call your name" (The Summons). Alternatively a narrator may read the text of the hymn in a free manner.
Kelvingrove on the River Kelvin, near where it joins the River Clyde, is now a part of the city of Glasgow. This tune appears in Smith’s collection “Scottish Minstrel” in 1824, though it was then called Kelvin Water, but the tune was long known as “O the shearin’s no for you” which was the first line of the old song.
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Reflections on a Lewis Folk Melody, 2-3 octaves, level 1, 2009, From The Top Music, in collection "Celtic Reflections - Three Scottish Folk Tunes", 20204.
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Reflection on "St Clement", 3-5 octaves, level 3, 1998, Jeffers, JH S9230 Click play below to listen to a recording by The Bluebells of Tokyo, Japan, under the direction of Eiko Kimura:
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Renaissance Dance - Volta from Terpsichore, 2-5 octaves with optional percussion, 2-part descant recorders, or violin and cello, or keyboard, level 2, 2008, From The Top Music, 20174-M (conductor full score); 20174-H (handbell score); 20174-SK (strings/keyboard score); 20174-R (2-part recorders score).
Have you performed this music? Do please write and let me know by clicking here. Click play below to watch and listen to a performance of this arrangement of Renaissance Dance - Volta from Terpsichore performed by Celtic Carillon, Scotland's national handbell ensemble in Dunblane Cathedral. |
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Ring of Praise, 2-5 octaves, level 3, 2003, Lorenz, 20/1271L, optional Bb clarinet, organ solo reed or violin.
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Rondo Campana, 2-5 octaves, level 3, 1993, Lorenz, 20/1018, optional chimes
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Click on the video below to listen to a performance of Rondo Campana by Shoin Handbell Ensemble directed by Nozomu Abe http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOhvtNV3wk0
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The Rowan Tree, 2-3 octaves, level 1, 2009, From The Top Music, in collection "Celtic Reflections - Three Scottish Folk Tunes", 20204.
The Rowan Tree was penned by Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne (1766-1845), first published in the Scottish Minstrel, 1822.
Have you performed this music? Do please write and let me know by clicking here. Click play below to watch and listen to a performance of The Rowan Tree by Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ringers. |
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