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Handbell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (519 words) |
 | A handbell choir is typically armed with a fuller set of bells since it aims to ring recognizable music with melodies and harmony (not mathematical permutations as the change ringers do). |
| At any rate, unlike an orchestra or choir in which each musician is reponsible for one line of the texture, in a bell choir each musician is responsible for a few particular notes, ringing it whenever that note's turn in the music comes around. |
| Unlike a school bell where the clapper swings freely) and not necessarily a reference to the country in which they were manufactured; there are two major foundries making handbells in Great Britain and two in the United States. |
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