[Bell Historians] Bells with extremes of size and weight
David Bryant
djb122 at y...
Mon Dec 2 14:13:34 GMT 2002
Chris P wrote:
> The old tenor at Pucklechurch (by William and Richard Purdue 1650 -
44.125" diameter, 12-0-26 in E flat as retuned by
> G&J in 1929) was arguably more interesting in this context than the
present bell, recast by Whitechapel in 1985.
Talking of west country founders, the tenor at Ilminster (Bilbie) is 22-3-9
and a borderline C#/C bell.
Some of Taylor's early true harmonic bells are quite heavy for their notes -
e.g. St Patrick's, Dublin, Exeter Cathedral tenor.
David
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