D. Linda McKechnie

Arrangements of this hymn, both in the same key, are available in two editions. Use with massed ringing.

Mallets and martellato are used extensively. The compound meter is emphasized by chords, first in the bass then in the treble. The ending changes to a simple meter and a syncopated melody. Lots of sha...

Mallets and martellato are used extensively. The compound meter is emphasized by chords, first in the bass then in the treble. The ending changes to a simple meter and a syncopated melody. Lots of sha...

Large chords, a flowing accompaniment, mallets and congregational singing combine to made this an exciting arrangement of a wonderful hymn tune.

The favorite newer congregational song is her set for bells and optional flute or violin. Reflective tempos, changing harmonies, and even an optional passage (Ossia) all serve to enhance the music. Th...

The favorite newer congregational song is her set for bells and optional flute or violin. Reflective tempos, changing harmonies, and even an optional passage (Ossia) all serve to enhance the music. Th...