A handbell choir is a musical group that plays a set of tuned bells, known as handbells. Each member of the choir holds one or more bells and rings them to create beautiful melodies. Handbell choirs often perform in churches, schools, and community events, bringing joy to audiences with their unique sound. In a typical handbell choir, members work together to play harmonies and rhythms, often following a conductor. The bells are made of bronze or brass and come in various sizes, producing different pitches. This teamwork and coordination make handbell performances a delightful experience for both players and listeners.