Music News

The St. Bernard Handchime
Ensemble needs your help!
 
     There is mounting scientific evidence that learning a new hobby contributes to a healthier brain! Learning to play a new instrument is good for the brain in many ways. It helps calm nerves and can elevate your mood.  Furthermore, learning to play chimes involves being part of a team. Being part of a group with a common interest plays a vital role in preserving both our mental and physical health.
     So, it’s really to your advantage to help out the St. Bernard Handchimes Ensemble.  No musical skill or experience is necessary! You will be taught everything you need to know! It does physically involve standing and holding your chimes out in front of you and using arm movement. Last year, our Handchime Ensemble successfully played in our Christmas Concert and played for the 10pm Christmas Eve Mass. We are looking to add at least five more players! Please consider helping us! You won’t regret it!

Please see Julie Kane or email:
[email protected]
for more information!