A Handbell Choir is a musical group that plays instruments called handbells, which are made of metal and produce a bright, ringing sound. Each member typically holds one or more bells and strikes them to create melodies and harmonies. Handbell choirs can vary in size, from a few players to larger ensembles, and they often perform in churches, schools, and community events. The music played by a handbell choir is usually written specifically for handbells, with arrangements that allow for different skill levels. Members often read sheet music and work together to create a cohesive performance. Handbell choirs promote teamwork and musicality, making them a popular choice for both amateur and experienced musicians.