15 Handbell Collections for 12 Bells (or Fewer)
One of the benefits of working with a small group of six ringers is that you can play a lot of music with only 12 bells.
This way, each player can play two bells the whole time without bell changes, so no tables, foam, or notebook risers are necessary. This accommodates ringers with limited experience and gives you the flexibility to perform in different spaces.
All you need is seven music stands and a good 12-bell collection of music.
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