The following was in the AGEHR e-notes sent out this week:
Handbell Podcast (No iPod Required)
In the last few weeks, we happened upon a delightful new forum for handbells. Dean Jensen and Paul Weller record a lively and informative handbell podcast. For those new to podcasting, Dean Paul tell us that podcasts are like radio shows that you download from the Internet for free. You can listen to the show on your computer at http://handbell.libsyn.com, burn it to a CD, or transfer it to an MP3 player like the iPod. You can also subscribe to the program using any podcast client (such as iTunes).
On their program, Dean and Paul discuss many different topics as they relate to handbells, handchimes, music, and ringing, and they interview different people in the handbell world. If you'd like to contact Dean Paul, you can email handbellpodcast@gmail.com.
Cool eh? Although the sound on this weeks edition is a bit wierd. Sounds a bit like Dean and I are drunk and sluring our words. href="http://handbell.libsyn.com it out for a giggle before Dean fixes it.
Handbell Podcast (No iPod Required)
In the last few weeks, we happened upon a delightful new forum for handbells. Dean Jensen and Paul Weller record a lively and informative handbell podcast. For those new to podcasting, Dean Paul tell us that podcasts are like radio shows that you download from the Internet for free. You can listen to the show on your computer at http://handbell.libsyn.com, burn it to a CD, or transfer it to an MP3 player like the iPod. You can also subscribe to the program using any podcast client (such as iTunes).
On their program, Dean and Paul discuss many different topics as they relate to handbells, handchimes, music, and ringing, and they interview different people in the handbell world. If you'd like to contact Dean Paul, you can email handbellpodcast@gmail.com.
Cool eh? Although the sound on this weeks edition is a bit wierd. Sounds a bit like Dean and I are drunk and sluring our words. href="http://handbell.libsyn.com it out for a giggle before Dean fixes it.
3 comments:
Sweet write-up, Dudes!! Way to take the handbell world by storm: one semi-slurred podcast at a time. Unfortunately I didn't make it in time to listen and giggle--drats!
Cathy, you missed out! It was HILARIOUS! Paul sounded like he was drunk, sick, and really full of himself at the same time! It was a riot!
I just found your blog. It is really better than a soap opera! LOL!! Don't let some stupid woman ruin all your hard work and make you feel inferior or bad or whatever she's making you feel. Handbell directing in a church setting is hard. It is the most thankless but most rewarding job you'll ever have - take it from me (I directed for 10 years for free without so much as a thank you...)
I now teach handbell ringing in a private school for big bucks... I like that much better, thankyouverymuch.
Best of luck to you. I'll be back!
LadyBug
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