Kingsfold - handbells solo on 6-in-hand
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- Опубликовано: 12 фев 2022
- Natalia 'Saw Lady'® Paruz plays Kingsfold (I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say), arranged by Larry Sue, Choraegus Publishers.
This melody was published in 'English Country Songs' in 1893, but possibly dating as far back as the Middle Ages.
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Beautiful...💞
Still ringing in my ears
Thank you for your kind words, dear Ravi!
Beautiful. 💚🎸
Thank you very much!
Today I figured out how to play this on glasses. Literal water glasses. It was very fun. I didn't have nearly as much fun as she is having in this arrangement, though!
You constantly astound me! I forget which way to move one bell when it’s my turn. I miss our classes. Even though it is obvious I will never reach the skill level you have reached, playing music was so good for my heart and soul!
Thank you for your kind words, dear Cathy! Any time you want to ring - just let me know. Soon the weather will be nice - we could sit under the tree at Trinity and ring some.
@@SawLady Such lovely memories!
Brava Natalia !
Thank you dear Aidan!
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Yay
Thank you dear Wendy!
I love how it sounds but I love even more the fun you seem to have when playing!
Thank you dear Greg! It means a lot to me to hear your kind words!
Kingsfold is already a beautiful tune on its own, but damn I didn't think I'd see someone make it more beautiful just in terms of sheer skill. I didn't even know six-in-hand ringing was a thing lol
Thank you for your kind words, dear Nick! While people experimented with 6-in-hand a bit in the past, it has really come onto its own in the past few years. For me it was on account of laziness: carrying a table and foam for solo ringing was just too bothersome :)
@@SawLady Ah okay, that makes sense. As they say, necessity tends to cause invention. I've only ever seen people ring solo with four-in-hand and swap bells on a table, but this is a pretty cool technique. It must be really convenient for ringing simple hymns. Thanks again for sharing your talents!
Very nice. Glad to see you are well.
Thank you for your kind words, dear Steve! I hope you are well, too!
What a pleasure to hear and watch you play the handbells! ❤️
Thank you for your kind words, dear Juan!
I love this! Such a gorgeous song, arrangement, and execution:)
Thank you for your kind words, dear Jordan!
So much joy in your performance! This is wonderful to hear and watch! Thank You, Natalia!
Thank you for your kind words, dear Bill - you encourage me to continue (I'm thinking of an Easter piece) and I am grateful for that.
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Thank you!
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Thank you dear Gwendolyn!
just as beautiful to watch as to hear. you added so much to the music w your expression and and motion. gorgeous.
Thank you for your kind words, dear Patricia! I just started working on an Easter piece today, and as beginnings are usually difficult, I draw energy from your kind words to continue practicing - thank you!
Terrific! Love your energy!
Thank you for your kind words, dear Jan - it means a lot to me coming from a fellow bell soloist like you!
Fantastic!!! How talented!!! This is a catchy song to have in my head. Cheers
Thank you for your kind words, dear Kassia! May you only have nice songs in your head!
Natalia, that was beautiful.
Thank you for your kind words, dear Michael! This was the most challenging 6-in-hand piece I've attempted so far. I am encouraged by your words to continue - thank you so much!
That was wonderful! Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words dear Grace! I am so happy you like my ringing - you give me energy to continue - thank you!
I 'liked' the video even as I started watching it. I knew it was going to be great. Thank you!
Thank you dear Neal! You are so sweet! I hope you are keeping warm in beautiful Toronto!
@@SawLady Thank you for your kind words. It is cold here (feels like -19 C) but I'm keeping warm indeed. I see NYC is warmer. Thanks for the music.
I know this was posted a bit ago but I’m still going to ask anyways, was this done using the interlocked six in hand technique? I would love to play this at a concert
Yes.
Gorgeous. A really beautiful composition. Loved the mise en scene as well.
Thank you dear Neil! This is an old English tune published in 'English Country Songs' in 1893, but possibly dating as far back as the Middle Ages.
@@SawLady You've piqued my interest now!
My sleuthing points to Miss Lucy Etheldred Broadwood.....
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Broadwood
How interesting! I wish I could have met her... and played with her! I want to believe that she would have liked the saw, seeing how it is originally a folk instrument.
I wonder if you could try to do the Ukrainian national anthem or a bandura waltz or something with the saw or with the Bells I know you're busy I'm just wondering
What a wonderful idea! I am Googling the sheet music now. Thank you dear Wendy!
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