Review:      "Ave Verum" is a short Eucharistic hymn dating from the 14th century. It has been set to music by various composers but Mozart's rendition is perhaps the best known of all. With a slow tempo, no sixteenth notes, very few eighth notes and no key changes, this 46-measure piece is easy enough that even a novice should be able to accomplish ringing it. A nice addition to the repertoire of an experienced ringer, it can quickly be effectively rung with relative ease. It is set in D Major.

Published by: C.A.N. Enterprises

 Part of the Series: Classical Masters Series - C.A.N. Enterprises

Composer: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus	Arranger: Doran, Tim & Price, Betty J.	Octaves: 2	Level: NA	Rating: Easy	Copyright: 2009
Season: Communion , All Year
Less than a full handbell choir: Solo Ringer
Classification: Hymn Tune , Church or Concert , Classical Music , Compact Disc , Classical Composers , Concert
Technique: No Special Technique, may go well with chimes
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Instrument: Handbells OR Chimes
Bells Used: Two Octaves: 14 Bells