J.W. Pepper Music Catalog
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Editors' Choice New Basic Library A Cappella Available via ePrint Downloadable All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision 16 Classroom & Learning | Rhythm & Coordination Drills The Art of Rapid Ringing—Fred A. Merritt. Develop skills in rapid ringing. This manual includes philosophy, basic principles, warm-ups to develop the kinesthetic senses, and practical exercises for the choir. Each ringer should have his or her own copy and should prepare the music by marking it and using an accent to show the strong pulses wherever applicable. Although written primarily for three-octave choirs, four- and five-octave choirs can easily adapt to it. 9545416 Handbell Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4.50 9545417 Handbell Ringer's Sheet . . . . . . . .3.75 Basic Training 2: Rhythm Training for Ringers —Venita MacGorman. This valuable teaching tool is built on the premise that every ringer should learn each new skill that is presented in the rehearsal setting. In each lesson, a new rhythmic pattern or time signature is practiced, first in unpitched notation, then in unison exercises, and finally in a short musical example in which all ringers play the newly learned element. In addition, you'll find arrangements of folk songs, hymns, spirituals and classical literature that can be used outside the rehearsal environment for live presentations. 10029251 2-5 Octave Handbells Collection . . . . . . L2+ 11.95 Coordination Conundrums—Valerie Stephenson. Designed to be used in conjunction with regular rehearsal plans, this book helps our intermediate choir isolate particular ringing problems presented by your present repertoire. Additional helps, goals and suggestions are given. 3218419 Handbell Collection . . . . . . . . . L3 4.95 Developing Coordination Skills—Michael Keller. A graduated series of exercises to develop coordination and technical skills as well as rhythmic concepts. They will substantially increase the pace of skill development. 25 exercises are devoted to ringing and damping correctly and changing bells while ringing. They are suitable for beginning as well as advanced groups. 3049988 Handbell Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . .7.95 Developing More Advanced Coordination and Technical Skills—Michael Keller. A progressive set of exercises for handbell ringers which teach coordination, technical, dynamic sensitivity, handbell changing, and fast ringing. All techniques are taught in a rhythmic context through drills which use dotted rhythms, triplets, and a variety of standard, unusual, and mixed meters. Directors may use the exercises to teach specific rhythms, techniques or skills, or simply have their ringers progress through the method. 3276003 Handbell Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . .7.95 Rhythmic Development For Ringers—Brian Childers. This reproducible set of rhythm development exercises is designed to grow and strengthen your ringers' rhythmic reading skills as well as independence of the hands. Great for weekly warm-ups or at-home ringer practice. There are five sets of exercises: Whole and Half Notes; Quarter Notes; Eighth Notes; Sixteenth Notes; Triplets/Bell Changes. Each set includes individual one-page/ten-line exercises on notes, rests, ties, marts, and shakes. 11204965 2 Octave Handbells . . . . . . L1+ 29.95 Rhythm & Coordination Drills Take time to work on these skills to help your group advance to the next level. HANDBELLS HANDCHIMES F O R E D U C A T I O N , C O N C E R T & F E S T I V A L Just found a set of handchimes in the closet and wondering where to start? We've got you covered! Give students a new way to learn, perform, and shine! Scan the QR code to explore our wide range of handbell and handchime products tailored for educators. jwpepper.com/handbells-school