Writing a simple arrangement as an elementary class project by Kathleen Wissinger Kath Wissinger has been ringing since the early ’70s and composing just as long: first for a folk duo in high school, then with the college duo “Nightengael.” She has written and led...
by Mya Dundzila I never thought I could direct a choir but desperate times call for desperate measures. When a 2-octave case of chimes was discovered after 15 years in a church closet this summer, the only person around that knew the difference between the C5 and C6...
by Ed Rollins How do we measure the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic? In lives lost, there is no measure for the grief and sadness. In once-thriving businesses now with shuttered doors, there is no acceptable way to define the impact for owners, boards, employees,...
by Jill Fedon The pandemic has been a mighty accelerant of change. Just about every aspect of how we do things has been impacted in some way, and, as a society, we have spent a great deal of time attempting to adjust to a new normal. As much as we long for the way...
by J.R. Smith While 2020 has been a year of challenges, tragedy, and devastating loss in so many ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has also been a year of accomplishments not only within the organization itself, but among the handbell community at large. J.R....
