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"Bruyeres" by Claude Debussy, trans. by Caleb J. Onstead
This piece is the inaugural piece in the "Bronze Masterworks" series which seeks to provide advanced handbell ensembles with high quality transcriptions of works by some of history's most well noted and regarded composers. Bruyeres is a solo piano piece composed by Claude Debussy between the winter of 1912 to April 1913. This piece was published as the 5th piece in Debussy's second book of preludes. Written about a town in Eastern France, this composition evokes feelings of warmth and sentiment. An exciting, faster middle section in a new key plays out in a very joyous manner with pealing patterns, different tone colors, and textures. (Reproducible)
Bruyeres
by Claude Debussy
trans. Caleb Onstead
5-7 octaves of handbells
5 or 7 octaves of handchimes
Bronze Masterworks Series
AGEHR Level 6
NOTE - E6, F6, G6, A6, C7, and D7 handchimes also used in the arrangement. These were missed in the initial draft of the bells used chart.
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