William Bradbury's hymn of invitation is perhaps the most eloquent expression of faith and the person's belief in the redeeming work of Christ. Taken from a piano setting by Tim Bode, this lovely arrangement fits perfectly into the …Read More
William Bradbury's hymn of invitation is perhaps the most eloquent expression of faith and the person's belief in the redeeming work of Christ. Taken from a piano setting by Tim Bode, this lovely arrangement fits perfectly into the handbell idiom, with gentle eighth-note counterlines and expressive voicing that places the melody in every register of the choir. With no key changes and no chromatics, it is an accessible gem that will be welcomed by developing choirs through the most advanced ensembles.