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Deadline for articles and events to be included in the September issue of the Campanologist is
August 22. Information can be sent to Phyllis Tincher,
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The Northwest Campanologist 
While some would say these are the "lazy days of summer," it might be very different for you with planning music for the upcoming year. There are many exciting events around the area that can help you with your planning and skills development.
Coming up October 23-25 this year is a new event for Coppers ringers - Coppers' Classic. It will be in Vancouver, WA. Check out the articles below and information on our website.
There are some Read and Rings and workshops on the calendar to help you see as well as hear some of the great music available. Handbell conferences are being held in various parts of our area with wonderful clinicians. Be sure to check out one close to you (close = within a few hours!).
The International Handbell Symposium is in Vancouver, BC in July 2016. Area 10 is forming an ad hoc choir to attend. Check out "Around the Area and Beyond" For additional information and a link to the application.
Please forward this newsletter to your choir members and to anyone else who would be interested in all the concerts and events. Encourage them to subscribe to the newsletter. Click "Join our mailing list" at the bottom of the left column or click the newsletter link on our website, area10.handbellmusicians.org. With permission, I can also add names and addresses.
Phyllis Tincher, Communications Chair
[email protected]
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From the Chair's computer ...
Coppers' Classic
What: A ringing event designed for the individual ringer. Area 10 is sponsoring this fabulous ringing event which will allow you, the average Church Handbell Musician, to stretch your skills and develop your musicianship.
When: October 23-25, 2015
The weekend will begin on a Friday morning-with full choir rehearsals of the repertoire followed by sectionals, where the treble and bass sections will work separately on their "tricky trouble" spots. Because one is rehearsing the repertoire in a compressed time frame, repetition of the works in a matter of hours not weeks, mastery and success seems to come more quickly, easily and with great satisfaction. Rehearsals continue on Friday with the full choir. Saturday will again include sectionals along with full choir rehearsals and Sunday closes with a concert, open to the public, after a morning and early afternoon of full rehearsals.
Where: Red Lion on the Quay, Vancouver, WA (free PDX airport shuttle). The hotel will host the event providing rehearsal/concert space and housing for the participants.
Who: Ellie Hodder is the clinician; she is a talented and skilled conductor, clinician and teacher dedicated to the advancement of the art of handbell ringing and to the elevation of handbell musicians who really want to be the best musicians possible. Questions for the director? Email [email protected].
Why: The Repertoire is something the average Church Handbell Choir would not have the opportunity to ring and is great fun. It ranges from Bach to Katy Perry with one of the pieces, Singing in the Rain, arranged by Area 10's own Brian Tervo.
Also Personal Musical Growth: By ringing in events like this, my ringing skills have developed, my musicality expanded, and I learn new music with greater ease - all skills that help me as a director and ringer. By participating in this event you will return to your home handbell choirs a changed ringer with skills to share with your fellow ringers.
Act: I urge you to check out the Coppers' Classic webpage by clicking here. Register for the event by August 15th for early bird pricing and feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Music Repertoire
Registration/Application Form
Information Sheet to share with others
Diane Barnes
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Around the Area and Beyond...
The Area 10 Ad Hoc Team (Brit and Canadian for Choir) for the International Symposium in 2016, is ready to take applications for inclusion on the Team. Go to the Area 10 Website for details and Team registration/application or click the links below. We have reserved 24 spots!
Ad Hoc Team Informational Letter
Ad Hoc Team Application
You must complete the application to be a part of the Team. For additional information or if you have any questions, contact Diane Hould,
[email protected]
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Student note from Sherman Elementary
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The Premier Coppers Ringing Event
 Coppers' Classic
October 23-25, 2015
The Red Lion at the Quay
Vancouver, WA
Clinician: Ellie Hodder
Do you LOVE playing handbells? Do you want to advance to the next level of ringing? Then Coppers' Classic is for you! Join with like-minded handbell musicians, with a desire to ring to their highest potential, for a weekend of ringing that will inspire, educate and motivate you to become all that you can be as a handbell musician. Coppers' Classic will introduce you to new repertoire, new techniques and send you home a transformed handbell musician.
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2016 Snake River Handbell Conference
Snake River Handbell Conference
Friday & Saturday, February 5 & 6
Central Elementary Gym
Nampa, Idaho
Clinician: Kevin McChesney
 Kevin McChesney graduated with highest honors from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a BMus in Composition and Theory. A composer and arranger of handbell music, Kevin currently has over 900 titles in print and is one of the very few musicians who makes handbells a full-time vocation. He has won numerous awards for his work, including winning American Guild of English Handbell Ringers Composition Contests and Jeffers Composer of the Year. Kevin is the handbell editor for Jeffers Handbell Supply and the RingingWord catalog. He is also co-founder of the Solo To Ensemble Project, STEP, http://www.sonologymusic.com. He is Music Director of one of the premier handbell concert groups, the Pikes Peak Ringers of Colorado Springs, and also the Artistic Advisor of the Atlanta Concert Ringers. His work with PPR includes the premiere and 13 further performances of his Concerto for Handbell Choir and Orchestra and a recording with world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma. He is in demand throughout the handbell world as a workshop clinician and festival conductor.
Music Repertoire
2016 Snake River Information
2016 Snake River Registration Form
This event is sponsored by Handbell Musicians of America.
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Inland Northwest Handbell Workshop
Inland Northwest Handbell Workshop
Friday & Saturday, April 8 & 9
Simpson United Methodist Church
Pullman, Washington
Clinician: Phyllis Tincher
Save the date for a great time ringing and learning!
This event is sponsored by Handbell Musicians of America.
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Big Sky Handbell Conference
Big Sky Handbell Conference
Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30
Salish Kootenai College, Joe McDonald Gymnasium
Pablo, MT (4 miles south of Polson)
Clinician: David Harris
Director's Seminar: Friday, April/29, 1-3:30pm at First Presbyterian Church, Polson, MT
Hotel block rooms will be negotiated:
Red Lion Hotel, Polson (new)
KwaTaqNuk Resort, Polson
Music selection has not been finalized, but should be completed by August 21, 2015!
Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details.
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Area 10 Facebook Page
Did you know Area 10 has a Facebook page? Please search for "Handbell Musicians of America - Area 10" and like the page. If you want an event added, please send the information to Phyllis Tincher at [email protected]. A picture for the event can also be added.
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17th International Handbell Symposium
Click
here for basic information.
Click the image for all the details.
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National Office contact information
The national office is a virtual operation!
To contact by phone: 937-438-0085. Please note the 1-800 number is no longer in service.
All payments for membership dues, contributions, and other invoices should be sent to our lockbox:
Handbell Musicians of America
PO Box 145400
Mail Location 521
Cincinnati, OH 45250
All other correspondence should be sent to:
Handbell Musicians of America
201 E. 5th Street, Suite 1900-1025,
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Staff emails are in Overtones and at http://handbellmusicians.org.
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Alaska Events
Saturday, September 12 - Read & Ring in Palmer led by Paula Johnson. Contact Alice Branton at [email protected].
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Idaho Events
Sunday, December 20 - 4:00 pm, 10th Annual Bells of Christmas Kettle Koncert with Phyllis Tincher, handbell soloist, and Sean Rogers, pianist/organist. Jewett Auditorium, College of Idaho, Caldwell. An offering will be taken for the Nampa and Caldwell Salvation Army. Friday & Saturday, February 5 & 6, 2016 - 2nd Annual Snake River Handbell Conference with Kevin McChesney. Central Elementary Gym, Nampa. See article above. |
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Montana Events
Friday, April 29, 2016 - 1:00 - 3:30 pm, Directors' Seminar with David Harris, First Presbyterian Church, Polson.
Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30, 2016 - Big Sky Handbell Conference, Salish Kootenai College, Joe McDonald Gymnasium, Pablo (4 miles south of Polson). David Harris, clinician. See article above.
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Oregon Events
Saturday, September 12 - 8:30 am - 3:30 pm, Pacific NW Handbell Directors' & Musicians' Forum, "Feeling Good and Playing Your Very Best!", First Unitarian Church (SW 12 between Main and Salmon), $20. Click for information and registration form. Questions? Contact Ellie Hodder, [email protected] or 503-730-9311.
Ring Praise Music Ministry (Phyllis Tincher, handbell soloist, and Sean Rogers, pianist/organist) concerts in Eastern Oregon (no charge, sponsored by the Presbytery of Eastern Oregon):
Thursday, September 17 - 7:00 pm, Lostine Presbyterian Church, 134 Highway 82, Lostine.
Friday, September 18 - 7:00 pm, Grace Presbyterian Church, 703 South Main Street, Milton-Freewater.
Saturday, September 19 - 7:00 pm, First Presbyterian Church, 1308 Washington, LaGrande.
Sunday, September 20 - 10:30 am worship service, First Presbyterian Church, 1995 Fourth Street, Baker City.
Sunday, September 20 - 7:00 pm, Pioneer Presbyterian Church, 417 W Washington, Burns.
Sunday, November 1 - 1:45 pm and 6:30 pm, Snake River Correctional Institution, Ontario. You would not able to attend the concert, but prayers that our music and message help focus their hearts on God would be appreciated.
Saturday, September 26 - Ensemble Extravaganza with Handbells Unlimited! and Kevin McChesney. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Lake Oswego United Methodist Church, 1855 S Shore Blvd, Lake Oswego. Come join Beth Davidson, David Jordan and Kevin McChesney for an intensive hands-on ensemble workshop. Participants will be divided into small ensembles based on experience level to learn, practice and improve their small ensemble ringing skills. Each small group will learn and be coached through a piece, culminating in a sharing experience at the end of the day. Practice sessions will alternate with instruction time. It's a jam-packed day of learning and fun! Cost is $50, which includes lunch. Handbells Unlimited! will also perform a few numbers on Saturday, and will present a full concert on Sunday afternoon, September 27th for those who can stay. Private coaching can be arranged for Friday evening for a small additional fee. Click for registration and additional information. Questions? Contact Beth at [email protected].
Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30, 2016 - Siskiyou Summit Handbell Conference with Cathy Moklebust, Ashland.
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Washington Events
Saturday, September 19 - Workshop in Sequim led by Brian Tervo. Contact Cheryl Winney at [email protected].
Friday - Sunday, October 23-25 - Coppers' Classic at The Red Lion at the Quay, Vancouver. See From the Chair's Computer, article above, and area10.handbellmusicians.org.
Friday & Saturday, April 8 & 9, 2016 - Inland Northwest Handbell Workshop, Simpson United Methodist Church, Pullman. Phyllis Tincher, clinician. Watch for more information.
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Canada Events
July 26-30, 2016 - International Handbell Symposium, Vancouver. See article above or visit website www.ihs2016vancouver.ca.
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Please remember to send information for the September issue to me by August 22.
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