Christine Anderson first discovered handbells in 1972. She rang her first solo in November of 1980. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a BA in music with an emphasis in voice and handbell. In lieu of a senior vocal recital, she wrote a thesis on “The History and Practice of the English Handbell” and produced a video called “voices in bronze.” She went on to publish her first collection titled, “Songs for the Solo Ringer” in 1987. She has published over 120 solos and 11 collections, along with several CDs and videos. She has brought handbells to a broad audience in 26 countries, all 12 areas of HMA, and in all 50 states. Not to mention her performances on TV and renowned national and international stages and festivals. She has served as performer, conductor and/or clinician for many guild events, seminars, conferences, and festivals, and currently serves as Area 12 Regional Coordinator for Central California.
