Sunday Territorian

CAROLS BY CANDLELIGH­T TONIGHT

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FOR the first time in almost three decades, the sweet sound of handbells will ring throughout the Darwin Amphitheat­re as part of tonight’s Carols by Candleligh­t.

Led by program coordinato­r and choral conductor Nora Lewis AM, the handbell ensemble hope to deliver a stellar performanc­e for Darwinites tonight after months of rehearsals.

“I’ve arranged this item especially to include the bells, so we’re hoping all of our hard work will pay off on the night,” Ms Lewis said.

Stage manager Mike Foley said the handbells would be a welcome addition.

“We haven’t had the handbells for around 27 years so it’s very special to have them back,” he said.

Mr Foley has been involved with the event for well over 10 years and said he loved seeing the community get together to celebrate Christmas.

“It’s a great community event and the amount of time that the performers and musicians give to put on the best show of the year is fantastic,” he said.

Territoria­ns are encouraged to make a gold coin donation on entry which will go towards not-for-profit organisati­on Life Education.

To re-live all the fun get tomorrow’s NT News.

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 ?? Picture: KATRINA BRIDGEFORD ?? Enggar Daranindra, Francisca Kleinebeck and Rachael Alford get ready to ring in season’s greetings CAROLS BY CANDLELIGH­T Gates open 4.30pm Concert starts 6.30pm Fireworks at 8.30pm
Picture: KATRINA BRIDGEFORD Enggar Daranindra, Francisca Kleinebeck and Rachael Alford get ready to ring in season’s greetings CAROLS BY CANDLELIGH­T Gates open 4.30pm Concert starts 6.30pm Fireworks at 8.30pm

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