Half Muffled Stedman cinques at St Paul's Cathedral (London) - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2017
- A follow on from the previous video I posted. Again, taken on Remembrance Sunday 2016. This is the same touch, just the last part of it! Rung by the St Paul's Guild, and posted on behalf of a friend.
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Un vrai chef-d'oeuvre de synchronisation ! ! !Bravo !
A grand sound! I hope the camera operator was wearing robust ear defenders … 😲
Theese sound very similar to Nearby Southwark before they were retuned and re hung. I wonder if it is just coincidence. Theese bells however are Taylors of Loughborough and Southwark are Samuel Knight (Apart from the 7 and 12 which were recast by Taylors and the 10 which is Charles & George Mears) .
They have since been, taken down ,cleaned and restored, inc bell frame.
Just imagine if you fell down on one of the bells there 😬
A very enjoyable bit of good striking. Sound well balanced.
I wonder if the bells are going to be refurbished/tuned/re-hanged like nearby Southwark Cathedral. Southwark now sound Amazing and you can actually hear the tenor in the ringing room!
irene casottana they are being refurbished but not re tuned. You can hear these nearly as clearly as Southwark in the ringing room too. I agree that Southwark now sound amazing, but I don’t feel like that would be the right thing for the St. Paul’s bells. They suit the building, with the grandeur!
@@superjemma123456 jemma i remember the tenor at st pauls cathedral had a blue clapper now it is red
Lovely growl!!
you can see st mary le bow i am not sure if you can hear those bells when these are ringing
I know theyare not modern simpson tuned bells but I think they sound wonderful
They are to me the sound of London, so unique.
This is the vest video footage i have seen f the bells.
I have the best video of Great Paul
the Only vid!
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Treble 2cwt in F#. Second 4cwt in Eb. Third 5cwt in D. Fourth, 7cwt in C. Fifth, 9cwt in Bb. Sixth 9 1/2 cwt in A. Seventh, 10cwt in G. Eighth 15 cwt in F. Ninth 22cwt in Eb. Tenth 27cwt in D. Eleventh 39cwt in C. Twelfth or Tenor 60cwt in Bb
Incorrect. Treble is 7-3-9 in F
Second is 8-2-20 in Eb
Third is 9-1-6 in D
Fourth is 11-0-9 in C
Fifth is 12-2-9 in Bb
Sixth is 12-2-24 in A
7th is 15-3-8 in G
8th is 21-1-12 in F
9th is 27-0-16 in Eb
10th is 29-2-3 in D
11th is 42-3-7 in C
And the tenor is 61-2-2 in Bb.
This doesn’t even seems safe at all 😬😬😬😬😬
Can someone tell me what is half muffled?
They put leather muffles one side of each clapper so the bell sounds quieter on that side, used mainly for occasions like funerals or memorial services
Yes, but are these leathers something like the clapper holders of the bells in the churches in Austria and South tirol?
How in the world does one get in there to muffle the clappers? Seems that would be difficult and dangerous to climb down in there and balance on those girders trying to do it. Is that the sexton's job?
@@wmnoffaith1 A job undertaken only when the bells are "down" presumably . The muffle is fitted on to the opposite side of the clapper ball to where the rope leaves the wheel .
The tenor no longer has a wooden clapper!!!
Zachary Chiu It was too big for the bell so they have it lying in the tenor pit as a spare
Is the cathedral your home tower? My bellringing friend said the rope draft is very long and the bells are hard to ring.
Zachary Chiu it isn't, but I've had a tour of the tower and yes the draught is very long