Frequently Asked Questions


SPECIAL EFFECTS FOR HANDCHIMES

This treatise on the Special Effects for Handchimes has been prepared by Dr. Paul E. Rosene, Professor Emeritus, Illinois State University, presently Handbell and Handchime Specialist living in Florida.

Dr. Rosene has pioneered in the use of Handchimes in Education and is a recognized authority in this field.  We appreciate his willingness to share this expertise on this FAQ page.  As a courtesy to Dr. Rosene, the material is copyrighted and any use of this material in other printed texts should first be cleared by him, according to law. Ed.

NEW: This material is now available as a resource book from AGEHR, Inc. You may order it from www.agehr.org or at 1-800-878-5459.


About The Author:

Dr. Paul E. Rosene (Professor Emeritus Illinois State University) has more than fifty  years experience as a Handbell Director and teacher of Directors/Ringers.  Long an advocate of Handchimes, he introduced Choirchime* as an integral part of the Illinois State University Handbell/Choirchime* Ensembles in 1979. Agape Press, Carol Stream, IL Stream, publishes his two Handchime method books, “Making Music With Choirchime Instruments and Making Music With Choirchime* Instruments, Advanced Method”.   Now retired, he and his wife devote their energies and time to assisting churches and schools with their Handbell and Handchimes programs.  He welcomes inquiry.  A reader with a question may contact him directly:
 

Dr. Paul E. Rosene
Handbell/Choirchimes*  Consultant
Music Education - School Bands/Orchestras
822 Pinar Drive
Orlando, FL 32825-7822
e-mail: rosenebell@aol.com
Phone: 407/803-7861

*  "Choirchimes"  is a registered trademark.


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