Name: The Bank Robbery Rag (for 5-7 oct. handbells) by Christopher Hart - Composer
Duration: 1 min 50 s
Description: This is an arrangement for 5-7 octave handbells of "The Bank Robbery Rag," from the short film "The Bank Robbery."

This is an arrangement for 5-7 octave handbells of "The Bank Robbery Rag," from the short film "The Bank Robbery."

The Bank Robbery Rag

The Bank Robbery Rag (for 5-7 oct. handbells)

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Christopher Hart is an acclaimed musician and composer with a rich foundation in classical and contemporary music.

Christopher's love for composition took flight in 1990, and he has since established himself as a highly regarded film score composer, delivering five critically acclaimed scores for the 12 Westerns in 12 Months project. His score for "Counting Bullets" earned Festival Director’s Choice for Best Score at the Cowpokes International Film Festival in 2022, and the soundtrack for “Heart of the Gun" topped 40,000 streams on Amazon Music in a mere two months.

Encouraged by his mother, a church pianist, he began singing and playing instruments at a young age. He honed his skills through piano and trumpet lessons, choir performances, and college bands, eventually discovering a passion for opera during grad school at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

In addition to his composing, Christopher is a versatile performer, singing with Opera Mississippi and arranging music for stage bands, concert bands, and choirs. With a vision to develop his hybrid film soundtrack style, blending orchestral and synth elements, he is dedicated to collaborating with film directors and bringing new life to each film. Christopher is driven to compose full-time and is eager to work with more directors, continually evolving his musical style. Born in Ottumwa, Iowa and now residing in McComb, Mississippi, Christopher Hart works as a director of music, arts, and media at a local church, inspired by his mother and encouraged by his wife, an artist in her own right.

The Bank Robbery Rag (for 5-7 oct. handbells)

Christopher Hart - Composer

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