"Standing on the Promises" is a fun hymn from the mid-1800s. It
was written by R. Kelso Carter, a Methodist minister and teacher at theRead More
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"Standing on the Promises" is a fun hymn from the mid-1800s. It
was written by R. Kelso Carter, a Methodist minister and teacher at the
Pennsylvania Military Academy. The tune has a martial feel and has been a
standard in many church hymnals since it was written.
This arrangement by Mark R Lewis is for 3-5 octave handbell choir. There
are very few bell changes but the tempo is quite upbeat leading to some
difficulties, especially in the fanfare-like introduction. The arrangement is
also in 12/8 which may appear difficult but allows a triplet feel more
similar to how most people would actually sing the the
dotted-eighth/sixteenth rhythms in the original tune. Most intermediate
groups should be able to perform this arrangement with practice. The AGEHR
ranking would be level 3.