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"Walking Home", an original work for three to five octaves of handbells, brings to mind that feeling you have when the time to leave work or school has arrived. The special feeling of knowing that you’re headed back to your safest place goes with you and inspires your walk – and the melody in your head as you look forward to getting there. The first and last sections are straightforward; there’s a little bit of very manageable syncopation. The middle section sounds complex, but if you inspect the score, you’ll find that each of the four voices is playing a part that’s about Level 2+; it’s putting them together that makes the passage sound more intricate. A quick note: Your position 8 (CD6) ringer should have at least a basic understanding of four-in-hand, because that middle section works quite nicely if your P8 takes <C6>, <D6>, <E6>, and <F6>. https://lnkd.in/g26gAFut

Moms: Here’s a great way to help your son through something that’s bothering him. When you hear this word, ask this question in the vid!

You can stop by to read my new blog: Sunday with Stacie - Volume 18

Like these bloopers demonstrate, Preparation and practice doesn’t make you perfect but it makes you better than you were yesterday. Do these things: 1. Plan and prepare 2. Do and Practice 3. Evaluate and learn from your mistakes 4. Learn to laugh at yourself Watch the video and laugh with me!

Take a look at this Denis Wick tips blog by Mary Galime for 4 Foolproof Steps for Testing Your New Mouthpiece https://bit.ly/3xOszdB

Starting a crochet business is not easy, but I think it helps to have a mindset of perseverance. Please enjoy our crochet tutorial of Keroppi! 😍

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Can you spot the riffs?? Here's a little taster from my new lesson which is about loads of things really (learning lots of riffs easily, bass fills, intervals, scales, and more). Full lesson: https://buff.ly/49akQ77

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