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MONMOUTH, ILL. — Students of Monmouth College will finally get to see a different side of Daniel M. Reck, the school's Assistant Director of Greek Life, Leadership, and Involvement. He will perform solo handbell music for the college's final chapel service of the academic year on Monday, May 2. The prelude will begin at noon, and he will be accompanied by Leo Ramer.
Read more: Reck of Shadows of Bronze to ring thrice in Monmouth
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MONMOUTH, ILL. — The Review Atlas newspaper featured this Friday's concert with the Shadows of Bronze on the front page in their November 13-14 edition. "Daniel Reck, Michael Surratt and Rebecca Johnson make up the musical group," says Review Atlas reporter Leanne Moore, "which brings together handbells, piano and wind instruments to create a unique sound of music."
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Later this month, the Shadows of Bronze will perform free concerts featuring a variety of music from classical to classic rock in Monmouth and Dubuque, Iowa.
Read more: Free Concerts in Quad Cities Vicinity November 19-20
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Next month, the Shadows of Bronze will be appearing at venues along the Mississippi River valley in western Illinois.
The Shadows of Bronze, featuring handbell ringer Daniel M. Reck and pianist Michael B. Surratt, perform an hour-long concert featuring a variety of music from classical to classic rock.
Read more: Mississippi Valley will host Shadows of Bronze in November
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HINSDALE, ILL. — Have you heard The Who's "Pinball Wizard" played on handbells? The Shadows of Bronze, featuring handbell ringer Daniel M. Reck and pianist Michael B. Surratt, will perform this work and about a dozen others at concerts in the Chicago suburbs next weekend.
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