| Triumphant Song
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This Kevin McChesney original is subtitled "Bolero". A bolero is a Spanish dance form in simple triple time, and like the famous "Bolero" of Ravel, this piece starts small and builds momentum until the dynamic and textural ending in measure 128. A malleted "drum line" pervades the piece, except for a contrasting, lyrical section in the middle. |
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| Composer: | McChesney, Kevin |
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| Octaves: | 3-5 |
| Copyright: | 2006 |
| Level: | 3 |
| Rating: | Medium |
| Less than a full Handbell Choir: | N/A |
| Classification: | Concert Original Composition Secular |
| Technique: | Mallet Sk (Shake) LV (Let Vibrate) |
| Voicing: | Handbells, No Choral |
| Instrument: | N/A |
| Season: | N/A |
| Bells Used: |
Three Octaves (31) Four Octaves(41) Five Octaves(51)
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| Stock Number: | MJHS9405
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