I know they are old style bells, some say sound like scaffolding, but being an ex pat in Sydney, these are the unmistakable sound of London to me. On Saturdays dad would often ring the chimes and the banger for Jack Phillips, then of to Weddings at Jewry or the gorgeous Gillett peal at St James Clerkenwell to ring with old Jack Euston who was known as Kings Cross. Funny about that.
@@tuatara77 I said some said they sound like scaffolding I love these bells. They are classic old school bells. To retune them to Simpson tuning would be sacrilege.
OMG'ness. I have been a College Youth (the permitted Society to ring here) for 30 years but have yet to ring on these superlative bells. These bells and their ringers are the "creme de la creme" of the Exercise
I know someone who rings there, I been to the ringing chamber and to the belfry with him but I never rung there. I am in no fit state to pursue with bell ringing at the moment.
Change Ringing is the style of ringing in the uk, with a few towers in other english speaking countries such as the USA or New Zealand. The change ringing bells at St. paul’s are the ones you hear ringing after the clock strike.
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I know they are old style bells, some say sound like scaffolding, but being an ex pat in Sydney, these are the unmistakable sound of London to me. On Saturdays dad would often ring the chimes and the banger for Jack Phillips, then of to Weddings at Jewry or the gorgeous Gillett peal at St James Clerkenwell to ring with old Jack Euston who was known as Kings Cross.
Funny about that.
How on earth do these apparently sound like scaffolding? I don't think you can really get a better sounding, acoustically correct heavy ring of bells.
@@tuatara77 I said some said they sound like scaffolding
I love these bells.
They are classic old school bells.
To retune them to Simpson tuning would be sacrilege.
@@Steven_Rowe I Will have to attach 4 ropes on Great paul
magnificent!
OMG'ness. I have been a College Youth (the permitted Society to ring here) for 30 years but have yet to ring on these superlative bells. These bells and their ringers are the "creme de la creme" of the Exercise
+Henry Taysom you know these bells are a JohnTaylor.co industrial style 12 bell ring (1 treble) 12(tenor)
+Henry Taysom they are located in the tower on the left(chimes are in the tower to the right)
+Shannon Delaney hgjggj
wait cumberlands cant ring at St Pauls?
Beautiful
I know someone who rings there, I been to the ringing chamber and to the belfry with him but I never rung there. I am in no fit state to pursue with bell ringing at the moment.
Where Princess Diana got married.
Eindrucksvoll
It's my ambition to ring here at St Paul's one day and they sound fantastic but heavy too and have they got the mechanism on Great Paul fixed yet?
Paul NUFC Smith No. They haven't
fixed Great Paul's mechanism.
Paul NUFC Smith that is a very nice ambition
Wow!
The bells of St Paul's Cathedral are "change ringing"
Change Ringing is the style of ringing in the uk, with a few towers in other english speaking countries such as the USA or New Zealand. The change ringing bells at St. paul’s are the ones you hear ringing after the clock strike.
Why were the chimes backwards?
where is great paul biggest and heaviest bell in britian
Right here, in the southwest tower
Only rings a minute after 1:00 PM
Chime: as1 & es1
Hour Strike: as0
0:24 Great Tom
Schöne Grüsse von ST.ig.M.ATA....
Ringing bells f2 es2 d2 c2 b1 a1 g1 f1 es1 d1 c1 b0
+Jr Va11 No shit, Sherlock.
+Leander Schoormans Whoa! No need for that language!
Ringer Jake :P
1:10 The Word Ringing's 18th Birthday
Quarter bells: G# D# G# D# G# D# G# D#
Great Tom: G# G# G# G# G# G# G# G# G# G# G#