Peal at the church of St Mary, Twyford, Hampshire

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

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  • @RingerJake
    @RingerJake 2 года назад +1

    The restoration job has turned out fantastically. The bells sound magnificent now. I love the sound of them. Well done to all involved with ti!

  • @fartwell2000
    @fartwell2000 2 года назад +2

    Can't say I care for these much from this recording, they seem a bit "twangy", Gillette and Johnston style, and I've never liked the G&j style of sound on lighter rings.

    • @andrewjohnson4321
      @andrewjohnson4321  2 года назад +1

      As a comparison, here are how the bells used to sound inside ruclips.net/video/LQ1U_tz3YuY/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/OgeOa_ztcdA/видео.html and here is a recording of outside and inside after restoration ruclips.net/video/IWqqr3HUcYg/видео.html so you can compare.
      The bells before restoration were a mixture of bells, mainly Taylor's, including 1,2,7 from 1899 (so Simpson profile), and all were tuned by Taylor's then. The bells were rehung by Gillett and Johnston in 1949, but I don't think they were retuned then. This time, Taylor's, as a subcontractor, cast replacements for 3,4,5 and sent them to Whites of Appleton as maiden bells. Whites of Appleton then tuned all of the bells together. So they are a a complete Taylor ring (of various ages), tuned by Whites of Appleton.

    • @ΝΙΚΟΣΠΟΔΑΣ-π4φ
      @ΝΙΚΟΣΠΟΔΑΣ-π4φ 2 года назад +1

      @@andrewjohnson4321 there is a extra bell cast by lester and pack the bells are hung on 2 frames tenor 10-2-3cwts