Merrimack Valley Ringers Winter Concert
Audiences experience an engaging concert by the Merrimack Valley Ringers, an auditioned community handbell ensemble. Ringers share a varied musical repertoire performed on handbells and handchimes, rotating ringing responsibilities across the group. The performance may also incorporate other instruments such as flute, piano, organ, recorder, trumpet, guitar, and percussion.
What to Expect
Energetic community ensemble performance featuring handbells, handchimes, and accompanying instruments.
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Organizer
Merrimack Valley Ringers
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Family Friendly
Best For
Music lovers and audiences of all ages
Vibe
Energetic and engaging
Energy Level
Low
Photo Friendly
Low
Weather Sensitivity
None
Location
Know Before You Go
- Hours: 2:00 pm.
Tips & Advice
- Bring the whole family, because the ringers aim their engaging, energetic concerts at audiences of all ages.
- Watch for ringers switching to flute, trumpet, piano or percussion, which the sixteen-member roster makes possible alongside the handbells and handchimes.
- If you enjoy the concert, consider a donation, since donations help the group keep its handbell concerts free of charge year after year.
- Sign up for the group's newsletter to hear about future concerts, as the ringers tour every winter and spring.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the Merrimack Valley Ringers?
They're an auditioned community handbell ensemble that started in 2002. Today the group has sixteen ringers from across eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, and its motto is Always Different, Always Fun!
What instruments will we hear?
Mostly handbells and handchimes. Because the roster is larger than most pieces need, some members also play flute, piano, organ, recorder, trumpet, guitar, bass guitar and percussion, and the ringers rotate bell duties.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes. The group's concerts are engaging and energetic and are aimed at audiences of all ages.
Is there another chance to hear them this winter?
Yes. The winter tour stops across Massachusetts and in Nashua, New Hampshire, including a concert with Bay Colony Brass at Saint Charles Borromeo in Woburn.
How can I support the group?
MVR is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and tax-deductible donations help keep its concerts free year after year. The group has also released several albums, and Ring We All Noel is available as a digital download.
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