| High Bell Divas
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They perform the impossible, always ringing handfuls of bells and picking up
more handfuls at the key changes. More bells - no problem! Faster - no problem!
They truly enjoy a challenge and have to really play as a team.
- Lynne Hayes - Crabapple First Baptist Church, Alpharetta
- Gail Drinkard - First Presbyterian Church, Douglasville
- Brooke Griffin - First Presbyterian Church,
Douglasville
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| Steady Eddies
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They function as the backbone of the choir, having to maintain tempo while flanked by the
High Bell Divas and the Bass Bell Dudes. Their positions often require them
to play many bells and to help each other in tough spots. They are truly the glue of the choir.
- Betsy Reynolds - Lawrenceville First United Methodist Church
Judy Willis - Lutheran Church of the Nativity,
Austell
Crisanne Triplett - Instrumental Director, Alpharetta
First United Methodist Church, Alpharetta
Rhonda Freeman - Mt. Pisgah United Methodist, Alpharetta
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| Bass Bell Dudes
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They play the big buckets and always look for ways to make it
challenging. Need more bells in a spot - no problem, throw in the sixth octave.
Run out of bells - no problem, play a guitar, wind chimes, percussion, gong.
- Frank Buttler - First Presbyterian Church, Douglasville
- Ken Hayes - Crabapple First Baptist Church, Alpharetta
- Nathaniel Singletary - Reinhardt College, Waleska -
Jasper United Methodist Church, Jasper
- Christopher Golden - Georgia Tech, Atlanta - Jasper
United Methodist Church - Jasper
- Tommy Perkins - Due West United Methodist Church, Marietta
- Rob Simon - Norcross
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