Come join us in transforming lives through music! Sunday, September 8, 2019, 2:00-4:00 PM Conley’s United Methodist Church, 33106 Jolyns Way, Lewes, Delaware Interested in learning more about ringing and non-ringing opportunities with Capital Ringers? Attend our September 8 orientation…
For a complete list of Christmas shows, visit our Events page. Bells have traditionally been associated with Christmas, so it’s no surprise that a show like ours, featuring a variety of English handbells as well as handchimes, would be popular…
The Capital Ringers launched a new, more interactive website in August 2019. The website was built on the popular WordPress platform using a music and entertainment-focused theme. There are many new features, including: “Reverberations,” a news and information blog Detailed…
Individuals interested in learning how to ring or improve their ringing skills, can participate in Bay2Bay Ringers, our beginning and intermediate level group. Ringing in Bay2Bay Ringers, regardless of previous experience, provides the opportunity for each person to increase their knowledge of ringing, wherever they are on their musical journey.
Ringers who want to ring in Capital Ringers, can use Bay2Bay as a means of preparing to ring a more difficult level of music.
In order to qualify for membership in Bay2Bay Ringers, each applicant will be interviewed to determine their level of ringing. Members of Bay2Bay must know how to read music, and commit to attend Saturday morning rehearsals held at Conley’s UMC near Lewes, starting September 14.
All members are included in Capital Ringers Inc. meetings, and will participate in the operations of the nonprofit which is necessary for the ongoing work that supports our mission.
For more details, contact Linda Simms, Artistic Director, 302.632.3106 or email Keys2Ring@aol.com
Thank you to Mt Olivet UMC in Seaford for hosting Capital Ringers Ensemble today. There are four concerts left this year. Visit www.capitalringers.org for dates, times and tickets.
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