Ever since sustaining an injury five years ago, I have had a particular kind of neck pain flare up anytime I would drive a long distance, sit in a side section of a theater where I would have to look to one side for a period of time, or ring handbells. I attributed it...
This is Overtones. It is your magazine. Every other month, it is filled, we hope, with articles that give you an idea how other people do things, some of the special projects and events they have created to make differences in the art and in other people’s lives, and...
Handbell Musicians of America has gone through many changes in the last decade, from the development of a new website and a name change reflecting the Guild’s presence in the current era, to a full-color magazine and a robust online membership system. It’s taken some...
Much has changed over the 14 years that I have worked for AGEHR and now Handbell Musicians of America. Back in “the day,” all event information had to be sent by mail in thick packets. News about the Guild and the handbell world was found only in Overtones and printed...
