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1 Ring and Rejoice: The Use of Handbells in Worship Brief Historical Thoughts... The playing of bells in the church has a and about the house ready to seize a per- long and glorious tradition, whether the son's soul as they died. The local ringers andbells bells are of the small handheld type or the who were paid to ring the passing bell are not huge cast bells in the bell were paid more for a H tower of a great cathedral. big bell than a small just for anthems. Bells have often been one, not because the sounded for a variety of big one was harder to Through creative liturgical purposes in the ring but because it kept local worship setting. the spirits further away and effective use, In medieval times and gave the departing bells were steeped in su- soul a better start. The handbells can perstition. This was proba- sound of consecrated add beauty and bly because of their long bells was also believed association with religion. to dispel thunder and color to any They were baptized, and lightning and to calm once baptized had the power to ward off storms at sea for all of which demons were worship evil spells and spirits. Bells were hung in believed to be responsible. doorways to protect visitors and the visited The Latin word CYMBALA which service. Hymn from the evil spirits, which always wait comes from the Greek KUMBALON, mean- Introductions and around the door awaiting the chance to ing cup, was used in early times to mean slip inside. A visitor would ring the bell to both CYMBALS and also BELLS – hence accompaniments, drive the spirits away then pass inside - the later confusion when it came to trans- which is the likely origin of the present day lating the psalms into English. “Praise Him psalm settings, doorbell! This custom also lead to the upon the Loud Cymbals; praise Him upon “Passing Bell” which was rung to drive the well tuned cymbals [bells].” musical liturgy away spirits who stood at the foot of a bed portions, and anthems all make Liturgical Thoughts... up the handbell Effective and creative use of handbells cal worship service, many ideas can be can provide a significant contribution to the interchanged throughout. Feel free to ex- palette we use in worship life of a congregation. In liturgical pand, change, worship services, whether it is contempo- and modify worship. rary or traditional in style, the use of hand- these thoughts bells and chimes can add a new dimen- to best suit sion to many parts of the liturgy. Not only your needs. will your ringers feel more a part of the wor- Now put on ship service, but your congregation will your creative appreciate the extra effort to make their handbell hat worship more meaningful. Handbells don’t (or gloves!) only have to play anthems! and think about how you can use one of As we go through an outline of a liturgi- these ideas in worship next time. ALCM Milwaukee—August 2009—John Paradowski, Ring and Rejoice! The Use of Handbells in Worship 2 The Order of Worship Sonic Palette… The Prelude... Chord Clusters Block Chords Organ/Piano Chorale Preludes Ask your such pieces written by composers from organist/pianist to help you find an ap- the 17th and 18th Century [Walther, Melody Lines propriate chorale or hymn partita where Pachelbel, Zachau] to the 19th and 20th Harmony Lines you can write out the melody line for the Century [Dupré, Callahan, Hobby] Ostinato bells to play. There are hundreds of Tolling Musical Resources/Examples Random Ringing Beautiful Savior from Interpretations Book 3, David Cherwien – AMSI OR-6 Bicinium on Wie Schon Leuchtet by Georg Philipp Telemann Zimbelstern It Is Well With My Soul from Hymns and Spirituals for Solo Piano by Marilyn Thompson, FJH Processionals Sacred Piano Series FF1626 Change Ringing Interludes Call to Worship... Canons Toll the Hour Processional Thoughts Change Ring Add ribbons to bells Bell Processional Have ringers enter from various parts of Notes: Praise Chorus with Bells the sanctuary Spoken Opening Litany with Handbells Process with singers mixed in with the Random Ringing bell ringers in the aisle. Musical Resources/Examples Emmanuel by Bob McGee – C.A. Music Epiphany Call to Worship from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – Choristers Guild Call to Worship I from After the Prelude, Year C by William Mathis – Choristers Guild Lenten Toll from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – Choristers Guild HYMNtroits – Keven McBeth – AGEHR 3069 – Handbells and Choir Seasonal Intradas – John Yarrington with SATB – AMSI HB-11 Introits – Service music with Bells – Hal Hopson HOPE RS7720 Entradas for Worship—Gail Downey—From the Top Music #20101 [include CWM Rhondda] Kyrie... Chant style: Ring a cluster chord at ap- Ring a newly composed “Kyrie” for hand- propriate times in the chant. bells and congregation. Through composed style: Ring out the Ring a short musical “Kyrie” interlude melody adding harmony over time, as in between spoken parts. this idea: Kyrie by Healey Willan from Missa de Sancta Maria Magdalena. Musical Resources/Examples Kyrie [Plainsong] ELW #156 Kyrie – from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – Choristers Guild ALCM Milwaukee—August 2009—John Paradowski, Ring and Rejoice! The Use of Handbells in Worship 3 Notes: A B Hymn of Praise/Gloria... Solo the melody line Surrounding the congregation with ran- Have bells ring the chord structure. dom ringing bells can give the effect of If your Gloria/Hymn of Praise is a refrain engaging the congregation in the musi- and verse form have the bells come in cal worship experience. during the Refrain. Musical Resources/Examples Glory to God from Service of the Word – ELW page 213 Festival Setting of the Communion Liturgy – Richard Hillert/Folkening Concordia 97-5958 Handbell Descants for the Divine Service – Richard Hillert/Behnke – Concordia 97-6512 ALCM Milwaukee—August 2009—John Paradowski, Ring and Rejoice! The Use of Handbells in Worship 4 Opening Prayers... rom time Musical Resources/Examples to time all All Saints Remembrance - from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – Choristers Guild of us Eastertide Prayer - from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – CG F who plan Advent Candle Lighting Service - from After the Prelude, Year B by William Mathis – CG worship need some new ideas and triggers that will spark our crea- tivity. Using hand- bells in worship can be such a spark. Readings/Lessons... Notes: Never add something that will detract musical speaking in tongues. Try the from the main message. song Bell Technique. Enhance the meaning of a reading with The Creation story can be read while a short fanfare. bells ring randomly, growing each day The Pentecost story can be enhanced and building to the final day of rest end- not only with readers in different lan- ing with a consonant chord. guages but with multiple chords ringing Dramatize Biblical Stories throughout the church adding to the Easter Vigil Exultant – Add bells to help pitch and refresh the chant. Musical Resources/Examples Epiphany 6 Year C Fanfare - After the Prelude, Year C by William Mathis – Choristers Guild Transfiguration C – Scripture Luke 9:28-36 - After the Prelude, Year C by William Mathis – CG All Creatures Great and Small – Tammy Waldrop – Choristers Guild CGB 304 Opening from The King Shall Come – Robert Hobby – Morning Star 50-0053 Noah and the Ark – Tammy Waldrop – Ring Out! Press 910100611 Lent 4 Year C Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 - After the Prelude, Year C by William Mathis – CG Pentecost: Acts 2:1-21 –Singing Bells ALCM Milwaukee—August 2009—John Paradowski, Ring and Rejoice! The Use of Handbells in Worship 5 Psalms... Verse/Refrain: add a descant to the re- If the Psalm is through composed, you Notes: frain. can treat it as a hymn. Use chords for the chant lines sung by Find a handbell anthem using a Psalm the cantor. text as its musical theme, or a general If the psalm is read, add slow random anthem that would work with a Psalm ringing bells to the reading, possibly text. Play the piece asking the congrega- highlighting the text with various tech- tion to meditate on the psalm text. niques, but be careful not to distract Ring a Bell Peal before reading the from the worship experience. Psalm verses. Musical Resources/Examples Arise, O God for Sunday, July 10-16 – Lectionary 15 by John Paradowski - Augsburg Fortress Bless the Lord O My Soul, Psalm 103 – John Paradowski Psalms for all Seasons 1 & 2 – Barbara Semmann – Hope Publishing Handbell Accompaniments for Psalms – Thomas Weitzel – Augsburg 11-6370 Psalm 42 – Karen Buckwalter – Beckenhorst Press HB 251 The Shepherd’s Psalm – J. Wayne Kerr – Choristers Guild CGB 116 Psalms for the Church Year – Haugen/Sternowski – GIA Publishing ALCM Milwaukee—August 2009—John Paradowski, Ring and Rejoice! The Use of Handbells in Worship 6 Gospel Acclamation... C ertainly there Chant: Cluster Chords to accompany If your setting uses Cantor and Congre- the chant line. gation have the bells only play with the are challenges to Take the music right from your hymnal cantor or vice versa. using bells in wor- and play the melody in octaves with the Play on only the “Alleluia” text and make ship. Space and congregation. it as celebrative as you can with special acoustical limita- techniques. tions can hinder Musical Resources/Examples their effectiveness. Halle, Halle, Halle – Caribbean Traditional Alleluia Responses – M. Burkhardt – Morning Star 50-9850 The tension of bal- ancing technical skill levels of individ- Hymns... ual ringers with the Different style of hymns such as Chant One person can ring the melody of a desire to give a co- based, Chorale, Victorian, Contemporary pentatonic hymn such as New Britain or hesive and beautiful hymns and praise choruses offer the Beach Spring on a bell tree.
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