How Do I Count Thee?

Let Me Love the Ways by Kathleen Wissinger Known for her clear directing, creative teaching style, and engaging compositions, Kath Wissinger teaches and directs at conferences, festivals, National Seminars, and International Symposia. Many of her popular classes deal...

What Does FACE Sound Like?

Leading Students to Creative Ideas by Michael Joy Born and raised in Canton, Ohio, Michael Joy has lived in Philadelphia since 1974. He received a Bachelor of Music Degree in Theory and Composition from Baldwin-Wallace University. He studied handbells with Donald...

Syncopation Safari

Helping Your Ringers Tackle Syncopated Rhythms by Kathleen Wissinger Known for her clear directing, methodical teaching style, positive interactions with ringers, and engaging compositions, Kath teaches and directs at conferences, festivals, National Seminars, and...

Stringing Them Up

Bell Trees for Beginners by Kathleen Wissinger Kathleen “Kath” Wissinger teaches ringing classes for grades 4-8 at Redeemer Classical School. In 13 years of teaching, Kath has developed an acclaimed series of pedagogical pieces to teach focused, sequential skills in...

Filling a Need

Creating a New System for the Scroll Method of Adaptive Notationby Lorna Noack and Linda Ellison Lorna Noack grew up on a farm in northern Illinois and still misses four distinct seasons. After graduating from Concordia College, now known as Concordia University...