Kalinka (Snowball Tree)
Composer: Russian Folk Melody - Ivan Laionov, 1860
Arranger: Elizabeth Peters
Octaves Handbell: 5
Octaves Handchimes: n/a
Level: 3
This famous Russian folk song was written by Ivan Laionov in 1860 and Kalinka is Russian for the Snowball Tree. There are many versions of this which have been used throughout the world in a variety of settings and media including Tetris. This handbell arrangement is true to the original and the various ‘verses’ and chorus are emphasized by use of mallets, mallet rolls, RT, ring and many dynamics. A range of tempos are suggested. This will be a hit in your concerts and also great fun to ring! To view this score, please select the 'down arrow' at the bottom of this cover page. You may also view and listen to this title on our YouTube Channel where you can subscribe and be notified of new releases! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuNHpwck4ho
- Octave Ranges
- 5 Octaves
- Themes
- Concert
Folk
Novelty Pieces
Rhythmic
School and Youth
Secular - general usage - Level of Difficulty
- Level 3