REVERIE (Handbell Solo with Piano)
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SKU: A0.917212
Composed by Claude Debussy. Arranged by Kurt Meyer. 20th Century,Classical,Romantic Period,Sacred. Score and individual part. 14 pages. Kurt Meyer Self-Publishing #6495519. Published by Kurt Meyer Self-Publishing (A0.917212).This setting of Debussy's "Reverie" arranged for Handbell Solo (3 to 4 Octaves plus optional A7) with Piano will make a most welcoming addition to a concert or worship setting. A lyrical melody line coupled with ever-changing dynamics contribute to the overall reflective tone of the music. Call-and-response motifs add another musical dimension, with the piano part occasionally taking the melody to allow for the Handbell soloist to play flowing accompaniment lines, showcasing some four-in-hand technique for the soloist.
Purchase of this arrangement includes both a master score (for use for the accompanist) and an individual Handbell solo part.
***A separate MP3 Piano Accompaniment Track is also available for purchase***
Kurt Meyer Self-Publishing (KMSP) Code: KMSP-0017.
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