Hubby and I have attended many concerts with The Raleigh Ringers and have never disppointed. They do a fantastic job of blending a little humor into the performance, which we love. I would , happily, recommend their concerts to families with children and tell them to take the grandparents along too!! RING ON RINGERS!!!!
I take my grandchildren to this concert every year. It is such a wonderful experience. The performance is always superb! It has a variety of music! We look forward to attending the performance each year!
I loved the mix of old favorties and beautiful new music. I especially enjoyed the arrangements by Sandra Ethun (sp?) And the Crazy Train Rock piece was fabulous! Dave does an excellent job in programming, including serious, moving pieces, interspersed with light and amusing ones sprinkled with RR antics. Hark the Herald Angels Sing was a beautiful way to move into the Silent Night Finale. It we well worth braving the storm that afternoon to experience such a top notch performance.
The Raleigh Ringers handbell choir is a great experience at any location.
This is my Christmas tradition! I have attended every year since Stairway to Heaven. Such a professional performance. Love the humor. This year RR played my 2 favorites - Christmas Eve Sarajevo and Lucy & Linus.
Could have been a 30 Minute Show if the conductor didn’t talk for 5 minutes between songs. One and Done. OBTW seats were not bad.
They never disappoint. This was my 3rd show and this is such a talented and entertaining group of musicians. I have to admit in the final act the transition from Hark the Herald Angels song to Silent Night in the auditorium lit only by candles was emotional. Such visual and sound beauty. Thank you !
Excellent show was pleasantly surprised by the talent shown by these musicians
Perfect evening out, they don’t disappoint and the staff is very nice also
We are long-time fans of the Raleigh Ringers and have missed only a few of their Christmas Concerts to start our Christmas season. This year's concert was no exception to their long history of semi-professional excellence as handbell ringers (non-profit as an organization but professional in their level of skill). Since their first concert, that we attended, in NC State's Stuart Auditorium back in the 1990's, they have made music with handbells that I did not believe was possible with handbells.
