Riverside’s annual Handbell Festival is this Sunday! 🔔🎶 Hosted by the Riverside Ringers, handbell choirs from throughout the region combine forces to perform a glorious concert in the nave of The Riverside Church. Under the baton of guest conductor David M. Harris, this year’s festival features a diverse program of music ranging from folk melodies to contemporary works. 🎟️ $20 General Admission / $15 Students & Seniors ▶️ This concert will also be livestreamed on our website and YouTube page,

Ever seen a handbell choir? Ever wondered about their history and purpose? Well, you're in for a treat as Chuck explains the fascinating role these little instruments play in our church. | Chuck Knows Church

🔔 Ring in springtime at the 45th Annual English Handbell Festival, hosted by the Riverside Ringers! 🔔 Don’t miss this glorious concert, as five handbell choirs from across the region join forces under the baton of esteemed guest conductor, Dr. Kimberlee Strepka. Reserve your tickets now! 🗓️ Sunday, April 14 | 4:00 PM 📍 The Riverside Church | Nave & Livestream 🔗 trcnyc.org/2024handbells | The Riverside Church

Meet the Shoreline Ringers! They’re part of Handbell Musicians of America. Unlike an orchestra, a handbell ensemble acts as one instrument. It requires talent, precision and even a little choreography. Check it out 🔔✨ | Taylor Regan

Sometimes it's fun to use different techniques for playing handbells, rather than just "ringing" them. In this video you'll see the "singing bell" technique with some of the lower bells. We also use mallets and handchimes to create a different type of sound. It works well for a piece like this traditional Chinese song "Jasmine Flower" (Moh Li Hua). 🥰🎶 #HandbellMusic #Choraegus | Larry and Carla - Choraegus