BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:52978f274d53aec5e60df1b92e8d9bbe CATEGORIES:Single Events CREATED:20251115T124736 SUMMARY:Dunblane Cathedral Handbell Ensembles Christmas Concert LOCATION:Dunblane Cathedral DESCRIPTION:\nDunblane Cathedral Handbell Ensembles present their annual Carols and Car illons Christmas Concert \n \nEnjoy Christmas music from through the ages f rom traditional carols to modern festive music performed on the largest ran ge of handbells in Scotland. \n \nFrom the youngest primary school-aged chi ldren you'll hear "Where are you Christmas?" from the animated movie "Dr Su ess' How the Grinch Stole Christmas," and the catchy song "The Reindeer Roc k" from the musical "Crazy Christmas!" You'll wonder "how do they do that?" when the 4-in-hand ensemble perform while each ringer holds multiple handb ells, the upbeat "Noel Nouvelet," "Past Three O'Clock" and Mozart's "Sleigh ride." The intergenerational groups for teens and adults will perform every thing from sixteenth and seventeenth century Scottish carols "Baloo Lammy", and "Ecce Novum Gaudium" to a very rhythmic version with much malleting of "Go tell it on the mountain", the upbeat modern classics "Here comes Santa Claus" and Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer," the haunting rendition of the French-Canadian "'Twas in the moon of wintertime" and more. With some audi ence participation opportunities, surely there is something there for all a ges!\n \nDunblane Cathedral Handbell Ensembles have an international reputa tion and have appeared many times on television. Handbells are one of the w orld's oldest instruments - the handbells used today are sophisticated prec ision musical instruments which produce a beautifully rich sound. And handb ells are very much a visual instrument too as you can enjoy the synchronise d movement of the glistening handbells as they make music while swishing th rough the air!\n \nAdmission £10 (concessions £8, children free). Please no te that buying tickets in advance is advised. Tickets can be purchased from Meldrum's Newsagents in Dunblane High Street, or online at the following l ink:  (https://short.churchdesk.net/lnk/BAAAB873OqEAAAAAAAAAAAHu_CUAASKBzrY AAAAAAAYHIQBpFj9f7cmdnb6MQdaqUHtZ1YazQAAFkck/2/df_U8hsgAx4FJrXAd4PiAQ/aHR0c HM6Ly9sYW5kaW5nLmNodXJjaGRlc2suY29tL2VuLWdiL2UvNDI0NTQ5MzcvY2Fyb2xzLWNhcmls bG9ucy1jb25jZXJ0LW9mLWNocmlzdG1hcy1tdXNpYy1wcmVzZW50ZWQtYnktZHVuYmxhbmUtY2F 0aGVkcmFsLWhhbmRiZWxsLWVuc2VtYmxlcy1pbi1kdW5ibGFuZS1jYXRoZWRyYWw)https://ti nyurl.com/CarolsCarillons2025 (https://tinyurl.com/CarolsCarillons2025)\n \ n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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Dunblane Cathedral Hand bell Ensembles present their annual Carols and Carillons Christmas Concert< /span> 

 

Enjoy Christmas music from through the ages from traditional carols to modern festive music performed on the largest range of handbells in Scotland. 

 

From the y oungest primary school-aged children you'll hear "Where are you Christmas?" from the animated movie "Dr Suess' How the Grinch Stole Christmas," and th e catchy song "The Reindeer Rock" from the musical "Crazy Ch ristmas!" You'll wonder "how do they do that?" when the 4-in-hand ense mble perform while each ringer holds multiple handbells, the upbeat "Noel N ouvelet," "Past Three O'Clock" and Mozart's "Sleighride." The intergen erational groups for teens and adults will perform everything from sixteent h and seventeenth century Scottish carols "Baloo Lammy", and "Ecce Novum Ga udium" to a very rhythmic version with much malleting of "Go tell it o n the mountain", the upbeat modern classics "Here comes Santa Claus" and Ru dolph, the red-nosed reindeer," the haunting rendition of the French-C anadian "'Twas in the moon of wintertime" and more. With some aud ience participation opportunities, surely there is something there for all ages!

 

Dunblane Cathedral Handb ell Ensembles have an international reputation and have appeared many times on television. Handbells are one of the world's oldest instruments - the h andbells used today are sophisticated precision musical instruments which p roduce a beautifully rich sound. And handbells are very much a visual instr ument too as you can enjoy the synchronised movement of the glistening hand bells as they make music while swishing through the air!

 

Admission £10 (concessions £8, children free).&n bsp;Please note that buying tickets in advance is advised. Tickets can be p urchased from Meldrum's Newsagents in Dunblane High Street, or online at th e following link: https://tinyurl.com/CarolsCarillons2025

 

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