SKU: H1.1654DP

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.

Popular Christmas carol The harmonic and rhythmic variation (three beats instead of the traditional four) of the middle section adds a new twist to an old tune.

SKU: H1.1566DP

Angels' Canon.

Familiar Christamas tune
Both bell part and accompaniment on this duet are easy. Many phrases are duplicated, increasing the easy of learning and performing. The score includes both duet parts and the keyboard part. Later in the piece, the familiar Angels We Have Heard on High tune is introduced. Arranged in Bb Major, this piece is 88 measures.

SKU: H1.1463DP

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.

Christmas carol A traditional first stanza followed by a bridge and modulation lead to a free harmonization in this arrangement of a perennial Christmas favorite.

SKU: A0.1486077

A medley of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Angels from the Realms of Glory, and Angels We Have Heard on High.  3 - 5 octaves level 3+  Chimes, mallets - perfect for Christmas services.

SKU: H1.1540DP

Kinyon, Barbara.

Hymn tune A fanfare figure used in the introduction is heard throughout this fine arrangement of the Regent Square tune, unifying the music and adding interest to an old melody. Minimal special techniques are used, those being a few shakes near the end of the piece. A triple forte finishes this composition.

SKU: C7.CGB1008

UPC: 749193025444.

Written by Moravian lyricist, James Montgomery, the text of Angels from the Realms of Glory tells the story of Christ’s birth from the perspective of the angels, then shepherds, then magi and finally all creation. This arrangement of REGENT SQUARE by Karen Buckwalter begins and ends with a more pastoral feeling of the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks. As the piece progresses, we hear the combined angelic realms of glory, shepherds, magi and all creation worshiping the infant King.

SKU: A0.1209476

Angels We Have Heard On High tune GLORIA is arranged for 5 octave handbell choir of medium difficulty. Stanzas 1 and 2 are harmonized to match the Edward S. Barnes setting used in most hymnals, so the bell arrangement can be used with traditional singing of the congregational hymn. Stanza 3 changes it up with the melody singing like a lullaby over an ostinato fitting to the hymn text Come to Bethlehem and see him whose birth the angels sing. The final stanza launches back into an energetic and robust setting of the tune.

SKU: C7.CGB1007

UPC: 749193025437.

Written by Moravian lyricist, James Montgomery, the text of Angels from the Realms of Glory tells the story of Christ’s birth from the perspective of the angels, then shepherds, then magi and finally all creation. This arrangement of REGENT SQUARE by Karen Buckwalter begins and ends with a more pastoral feeling of the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks. As the piece progresses, we hear the combined angelic realms of glory, shepherds, magi and all creation worshiping the infant King.

SKU: A0.764347

The well-known Christmas carol Hark The Herald Angels Sing is available in this fun and engaging arrangement for beginning handbell quartet. Only 8 bells (D5-D6) are required, and there are no bell changes. This arrangement by Andrew Duncan can also be performed without tables.

SKU: A0.1171003

This arrangement is set for Carillon, however it may also be played on piano, organ, or electronic keyboard or adapted to other instruments. It is comprised of a short introduction, a full statement of the theme, and 2 variations.
The hymn tune name is GLORIA. The words Angels We Have Heard on High are associated with Christmas.