Excerpt of a quarter peal of Erin Cinques in the belfry of St Mary Le Bow, London 41cwt in C

St Mary Le Bow holds a stunning ring of 12 cast in 1956 by Mears & Stainbank replacing the 1933 Gillett ring which was sadly destroyed during the war in 1941.
The bells handle relatively well with some being easier than others but they all went nicely, the acoustics were incredible the front bells sounded very musical with the back bells sounding very warm and mellow and it’s all topped off by the boom of the Tenor!
St Mary Le Bow Cheapside, London
Ring of 12, tenor 41-3-21 in C
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[@c-historia]

masterpiece! the way bells are rung in England is always very solemn

[@martinrow5183]

Fabulous bells Joe! Hope to ring on them one-day.

[@adamcrane1436]

Good morning

[@Steven_Rowe]

You can really notice the clapper bounce on the tenor, isnt it amazing what a purple colour does. Lol
Obviosly some flex in the wooden shaft.
I wonder if any experiments have been done with some form of synthetic material..

[@RingerThomas]

The problem I found with my SE is that it never picked up the true majesty of the twelve which therefore you cannot share how great the experience was.

[@ceruz2000]

Sounds like buckfast abbey

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΠΟΔΑΣ-δ4σ]

they sound almost like st martin bullring bimingham which are a whitechapel 16 hung on 2 levels they are the best sounding bells of the whole city of birmingham