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    Luke Tegtmeier

    Luke Tegtmeier holds Church Music degrees from Valparaiso University and Luther Seminary, and works for Trinity Episcopal Church in Excelsior, MN, where he directs five ensembles. Though a life-long Lutheran, he has strong Anglican tendencies, as may be seen in his musical recommendations.

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    Change Ringing for an American Handbell Director

    Posted on Dec 17, 2012 6:29:21 AM by Luke Tegtmeier in Instruments and Ensembles, in review-prelude

     

    Part II: Practical teaching

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    Change Ringing for an American Handbell Director

    Posted on Dec 10, 2012 7:39:06 AM by Luke Tegtmeier in Instruments and Ensembles, in review-prelude

     

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    Celtic Music in Worship

    Posted on Oct 8, 2012 7:41:58 AM by Luke Tegtmeier in Instruments, in Instruments and Ensembles, in review-prelude

     

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