Introduction to Handbells/Chimes

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Introduction to Handbells/Chimes Marcia Brantley

Parts of a Handbell Bell Body – Casting Hand Guard Handle Clapper Head Clapper Mechanism Note name and octave

Parts of a Handchime Chime body Note name and octave Clapper head Clapper shaft Chime body Note name and octave Clapper assembly, not for thumb!! Hand grip

Check Mark Stance Stand with your feet shoulder width apart and one foot slightly in front of the other 

Holding a Handbell Properly Shake hands with your neighbor Look at how your hand is gripping your neighbor’s hand Pick up a bell or chime with your left hand and place the bell in your right hand with the bell picture facing your hand. Lift the bel/chime up parallel to your shoulder! The bell should balance on your open hand. Gently close your index finger and thumb around the handle/chime – no tight grip – just enough pressure to hold on to bell/chime!!

D Ring that Bell or Chime! Preparation Imagine a letter “D” in front of you with the straight part of the letter next to your body. Raise and lower your bell/chime down the straight part of the D and see how it moves. Just above eye level and until your hand is parallel to the floor. Don’t ring. What happens to the bell/chime?

Strike D As you slowly lower the bell/chime to parallel, gently close your other three fingers around the handle to ring the bell/chime. Close fingers

Follow-Through D After the bell/chime rings, open the three fingers and follow the curved part of the D back to the top of the straight part of the D.

Where does the sound come from! What makes the bell or chime make a sound? What part of the bell or chime does the sound come from? Exercise 1: Ring the bell and listen to the end of the bell where the clapper is Turn the bell upright and listen to the body of the bell Do the same with the chime. Where does the majority of the sound come from?

Damping – Stopping the Sound After the follow-through, at the top of the “D” touch the rim and body of the bell to your pectoral muscle, the soft tissue between your shoulder and your collar bone. You must roll chime to it’s side in order to damp. D

Damp bells or chimes when there is a rest or when your note changes Practice Damping Damp bells or chimes when there is a rest or when your note changes q dg q g q g q g q g q g w ring damp ring damp ring damp ring damp ring damp ring damp ring h H h H h H h H w RH LH RH LH RH LH RH LH RH

Find the note names on your bells or chimes

Now find your note names in the chord chart below 1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s

Chord Songs Row, Row, Row Your Boat 1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s Row, Row, Row Your Boat q1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 2 2 1 -]   Mary Had a Little Lamb q1 1 1 1 |2 2 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 |2 2 1 1] Skip to My Lou q1 1 1 1 | 2 2 2 2 | 1 1 1 1 | 2 2 1 1 ]

He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands 1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands Intro Song q1 1 1 2 | 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 2 2 2 2 | 2 2 2 2 | 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 2 2 2 2 |1 1 1 1 | 1 - - - ]

1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s

More Chord Songs q1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 3 3 1 1 | 4 4 2 2 | Jingle Bells 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 | 3 3 1 1 | 2 2 1 - ]   This Old Man h1 – 1 - | 1 – 1 - | 3 – 3 - | 2 – 2 - | 1 – 1 - | 1 – 1 – | 2 – 2 - | 1 2 1 - ] 1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s

1 = All C’s E’s and G’s 2 = All G’s B’s D’s and F’s 3 = All F’s A’s and C’s 4 = All D’s F#’s A’s and C’s 5 = All G’s B’s and D’s America the Beautiful h1 – 1 - | 5 – 5 - | 2 – 2 - | 1 – 1 - | 1 – 1 - | 5 – 5 - | 5 – 4 - | 2 – 2 - | 1 – 1 - | 2 – 2 - | 2 – 2 - | 1 – 1 - | 3 – 3 - | 1 – 1 - | 3 – 2 - | 1 - - - ]

Your bells/chimes on the Grand Staff Look at your bell/chime and find the Letter name and the Octave number Find your letter and number on the Grand Staff

Chord Songs on the Grand Staff

My Country Tis of Thee

Have a great time incorporating bells or chimes into your classroom Have a great time incorporating bells or chimes into your classroom!! Get in touch if you have questions. Marcia J. Brantley, Director of Palmetto Bronze Summerville, SC bellwoman@yahoo.com www.palmettobronze.com 843-729-6275