The group’s secondary instrument, spanning three octaves, is used for doublings and alternate handbell assignments. Manufactured by Schulmerich Carillons, Inc, of Sellersville, Pennsylvania, these bells are also cast in bronze, an alloy made of approximately 80 percent copper and 20 percent tin, polished inside and out, and black handles.
A Day of Celebration Barbara Brocker Elegy William A. Payn Eternal Father, Strong to Save arr. Valerie W. Stephenson Fanfare for the Common Man trans. Rick Holdsworth Gaudeamus Arnold Sherman Good Vibrations arr. Matthew Prins Misty arr. Arnold Sherman…
Designed by Malmark, Inc. these Cymbells simplify the ringing of melody lines, percussive patterns and ostinato. Authentic Malmark handbell castings mounted to a convenient rack. Each octave set contains 13 chromatic rack mounted castings, stand, and 2 mallets.
