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SKU: A0.1229040
By Linkin Park. By Brad Delson, Chester Bennington, David Farrell, Francis White, Joseph Hahn, Mike Shinoda, and Robert Bourdon. Arranged by P.L. Grove. 21st Century,Contemporary,Pop,Rock. 8 pages. P.L. Grove #824946. Published by P.L. Grove (A0.1229040).This arrangement of the popular Linkin Park tune is for five octaves of handbells, two octaves of handchimes, and tenor or soprano voice. The handbell part is not difficult (probably rated a Level 2 by handbell standards) and could be easily achieved by most groups. Ensembles attempting this piece should try to play the bells in a more lyrical/less percussive style to get the best result. P.L. Grove decided to arrange this piece shortly after the suicide death of Linkin Park's lead singer Chester Bennington. There have been many suicides in subsequent months, and mental health is a key topic of concern. This song shines a light on the issue of suicide and reminds us that we should continue to care. Velocity Handbell Ensemble is performing this piece at its 20th anniversary concert in May 2023 and may be able to post a video on its YouTube channel.
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