Sarah Stancombe has been a bellringer for two years, learning in the UK for a few months before returning to Melbourne to continue ringing at home. Change ringing is music, sport, art, maths, physics, history and community all wrapped u
p in one unique hobby.It is a British tradition that began in the early 1600s and Sara is greatly interested in the history and developing culture of ringing around the world. She has spoken for the Percussive Arts society hosted at Unimelb on the music of change ringing, illustrating the “sheet music’ that ringers use, to different ways that you master it. When she isn’t ringing you’ll find Sara producing radio, dancing, and making music. Sarah will touch on the history of bell ringing, how the bells move, the music of bellringing and the local ringing community. Come along, as our guest and hear her on Tuesday 21st July, 11.00 at Church Hall
p in one unique hobby.It is a British tradition that began in the early 1600s and Sara is greatly interested in the history and developing culture of ringing around the world. She has spoken for the Percussive Arts society hosted at Unimelb on the music of change ringing, illustrating the “sheet music’ that ringers use, to different ways that you master it. When she isn’t ringing you’ll find Sara producing radio, dancing, and making music. Sarah will touch on the history of bell ringing, how the bells move, the music of bellringing and the local ringing community. Come along, as our guest and hear her on Tuesday 21st July, 11.00 at Church Hall