CGB686 Gentle Mary Laid Her Child (2 or 3 octaves)
Description
Also known by the title "Good King Wenceslas," this short and very easy Christmas arrangement uses no accidentals and no special techniques other than LV. Both treble and bass bells have the opportunity to play the melody, creating some dynamic contrasts. Beginning choirs will enjoy playing this full, chordal arrangement. The two editions are compatible for massed ringing.
Voicing: 2 or 3 octaves handbells or handchimes
Composer: Piae Cantiones, 1582
Arranger: Cathy Moklebust
Level: 1
Additional Resources:
CGB687 Gentle Mary Laid Her Child (3, 4 or 5 octaves)
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