Well, old Kaiserglocke had 26 250 kg(525 German Zentners/1 German Zentner was 50 kg). Unfortunately, it was taken for war needs in 1918. and melted for cannons. In 1924. it was replaced by new bell, St. Peter's bell(Dicke Pitter)
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094also about this video is audio of the bell in the background is actually the Kaiserglocke? Because I though it was never recorded.
@@Marcus_Maerker It's transposed Pummerin. Usually, Kaiserglocke was never recorded, unfortunately. Usually, it would be already on gramophone, but in kinda bad quality
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 I just checked it but it’s not the Pummerin either. It must be the Gloriosa (also named Kaiserglocke) from Frankfurt, which is Germany’s fifth largest bell weighing in at 11950 kg.
The tone dosent necessarily connect with the weight it just depends on the rib thickness, if the bells note is still Cis° but it’s rib is heavy it will still have the same note
Tko si i što si po nacionalnosti i vjeri meni nije bitno. Jednostavno me ne zanima to . Bitno je biti dobar čovjek. Drago mi je i da ti se zvona sviđaju
It's not my guilt. It's guilt of WWI. Lot of money was used for weapons and there wasn't any money to purchase new weapons so Austria-Hungary and German Empire started to take church bell. If there wasn't WWI, old Kaiserglocke would survive
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094no solo esa, sino muchas campanas históricas incluso medievales, muchas campanas de Van Wou fundidas... Afortunadamente Pretiosa pudo sobrevivir
![Köln [D.-K] - kath. Domkirche St. Petrus; Glockenkonzert, 100. Jahre Petersglocke (Turmaufnahme)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/So0L-kW8i_I/mqdefault.jpg)
Last year I heard Dicke Pitter ringing during Ostersonntag in Cologne which was mesmerizing.
I totally can understand you!
@@zvonacrkvebihihr4543 postoje slike Kaiserglocke pretraživanja Kaiserglocke zatim postoje Slike o Kaiserglocke :)
@@zvonacrkvebihihr4543
Ni problema
The sounds of these huge bells are so otherworldly. Makes you delve into the spiritual realm
How heavy is the Kaiserglocke !?
Well, old Kaiserglocke had 26 250 kg(525 German Zentners/1 German Zentner was 50 kg). Unfortunately, it was taken for war needs in 1918. and melted for cannons. In 1924. it was replaced by new bell, St. Peter's bell(Dicke Pitter)
The sound is definetly the Pummerin. A bit higher than the Dicke Pitter. The Bourdon bell of Antwerpen cathedral also has a great sound by the way.
I know. That's just a bit transposed to revive memory on old Kaiserglocke
yeah thats pummerin but its high pitched a bit.
Where we can find of a video can swing amd ring?
You can't find any video where old Kaiserglocke rings and swings because it wasn't recorded. Btw, bell is destroyed
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 WHAT? :(
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 rip kaiserglocke good sound bell :(
Der Ton im Hintergrund des Videos ist Pummerin Aus Österreich!🇦🇹
Ja, aber es ist nur eine Simulation
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 K
How heavy the Kaiserglocke compared to The St Peter’s bell?
Kaiserglocke was 26 250 kg
Dicke Pitter is 24 000 kg
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094also about this video is audio of the bell in the background is actually the Kaiserglocke? Because I though it was never recorded.
@@Marcus_Maerker It's transposed Pummerin. Usually, Kaiserglocke was never recorded, unfortunately. Usually, it would be already on gramophone, but in kinda bad quality
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 right ok
why they destroy the bell? why? tell me.
pls!
@@tamaszaveczky5645 it says in the video... for WWI purposes
Die Kaiserglocke war sogar schwerer als die Petersglocke!
@Fredi Haslinger sehe ich genauso so
Beautiful bell.
Yes. It was beautiful until 1918
this is a shot of Pummerin increased😅
I know, bro. I just wanted to revive memory of Kaiserglocke
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 I just checked it but it’s not the Pummerin either. It must be the Gloriosa (also named Kaiserglocke) from Frankfurt, which is Germany’s fifth largest bell weighing in at 11950 kg.
@@marcvanderheijden9916 yeah btw.
Ich glaub aber nicht dass die Kaiser Glocke von 1874 größer und schwerer war als der Dicke Pitter weil sie ungefähr 1 oder 2 Töne höher klingt
The tone dosent necessarily connect with the weight it just depends on the rib thickness, if the bells note is still Cis° but it’s rib is heavy it will still have the same note
Ja sam Srbin pa kad cujes velika zvona samo mislis JEE VELIKO ZVONO!!!
Tko si i što si po nacionalnosti i vjeri meni nije bitno. Jednostavno me ne zanima to . Bitno je biti dobar čovjek. Drago mi je i da ti se zvona sviđaju
i am telling you why they destroy the bell? because they need a new bell? as Petersglocke? why? awswer pls!
It's not my guilt. It's guilt of WWI. Lot of money was used for weapons and there wasn't any money to purchase new weapons so Austria-Hungary and German Empire started to take church bell. If there wasn't WWI, old Kaiserglocke would survive
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094no solo esa, sino muchas campanas históricas incluso medievales, muchas campanas de Van Wou fundidas... Afortunadamente Pretiosa pudo sobrevivir
@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094so it's not rung during 1910?
@@Furry_Playz_Minecraft-2359 Bell is taken down in 1918, so it doesn't ring since 1918 cuz it was taken for making weapons
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Mir fällt gerade auf, dass sie sich wie die Savoyarde in Sacre Cœur Paris anhört. ruclips.net/video/Ive2fb57u2o/видео.html
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