| Highland Cathedral
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Originally composed by German musicians, "Highland Cathedral" is now a popular Scottish tune. It is often performed on bagpipes but has been arranged here for a full set of handbells with optional instruments. The piece opens with the singing bell technique and drum-like, malleted low bass notes. The melody is given various treatments, and many special techniques add interest. 111 measures in length, "Highland Cathedral" is set in C Major. |
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| Composer: | Korb/Roever |
| Arranger: | Turner, Julie & McChesney, Kevin |
| Octaves: | 3-7 |
| Copyright: | 2012 |
| Level: | 3 |
| Rating: | Medium |
| Less than a full Handbell Choir: | N/A |
| Classification: | Instrument Part Church or Concert Concert Full Score International Music Secular |
| Technique: | Mallet Sk (Shake) Echo SB (Singing Bell or Bowl) |
| Voicing: | Handbells, No Choral |
| Instrument: | Percussion Chimes(Choirchimes or Handchimes) C Instrument Oboe |
| Season: | All Year |
| Bells Used: |
Three Octaves (37) Four Octaves(48) Five Octaves(60) Six Octaves(68) Seven Octaves(73)
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| Stock Number: | MJHS9481 3 to 7 Octave Handbells with Optional 3 to 4 Octave Handchimes.
| MJHS9481FS Full Score
| MJHS9481I Instrument Parts (Oboe/C Instrument and Snare Drum)
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