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Here we are! As we finally get started on new the new adventures mentioned in my last post and have had time to catch my breath, I am in a joyful mood. Naturally, this catalyzed my craving for creative composition.
Read more: ? Video: “Joy To The World” for Solo or Duet Handbells
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A couple weeks ago I left you on a cliffhanger after taking apart a Schulmerich handbell and explaining its anatomy.
Now, it's time to see if we can put our poor C4 handbell back together again.
Read more: ? Video: Back Together Again: Schulmerich Handbell Assembly
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During the filming of the Auld Lang Syne new year video I encountered a minor disruption when the restraining spring broke inside the F3. This rendered the instrument unplayable. Fortunately, I had the proper part, tools, and knowledge to quickly get up and running.
Read more: ? Video: Disassembly and Anatomy of Schulmerich Handbells
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While I work to expand the accessibility of handbells and musicianship, it is a privilege to also expand the literal range of handbell instruments I get to use in that mission.