Review:      Commissioned by the Nebraska State Handbell Musicians of America Handbell Committee in memory of Mary Kettelhut, one of the pioneers of American handbell ringing, the Southern Harmony tune, RESTORATION is arranged for a double choir of 2-3 and 3, 4 or 5 octaves, with percussion, but may also be played by a single choir.  Light thumb-damping, malleting or plucking accompany the melody, which is presented in two slightly different versions. This short arrangement includes no accidentals except for the final chord, and is appropriate year-round for worship or concert use. It is 54 measures in length and is scored in a minor.

Published by: Choristers Guild

Composer: Walker, William	Arranger: Moklebust, Cathy	Octaves: 2-5	Level: 2	Rating: Easy Medium	Copyright: Varies by Piece
Season: All Year
Classification: Full Score , Instrument Part , Hymn Tune , Church or Concert
Technique: Mallet , Pl (Pluck) , TD (Thumb Damp) , LV (Let Vibrate) , Martellato , SB (Singing Bell or Bowl)
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Instrument: Chimes(Choirchimes or Handchimes) , Percussion
Bells Used: Two Octaves: 16 Bells; Three Octaves: 24 Bells; Four Octaves: 30 Bells; Five Octaves: 35 Bells