[Bell Historians] Re: Rudhall Rings
Bickerton, Roderic K (SELEX) (UK)
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Mon Nov 20 12:12:54 GMT 2006
I recently rang a 1/4 at Beachampton. The board on the wall proclaims they are G & J and tuned to the true harmonic principle. They are not bland, but if typical of true harmonic tuning the idea would not have caught on!
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Yes, true harmonic tuning does not mean that a ring is good. Some true harmonic rings could be described as bland.
In rings like Wrexham, some of the individual bells may sound a bit crap, but as a ring they are magnificent.
Aye
Sam
>
> Have not rung at Wrexham, (even though I lived not much more that 20
> miles from the place for 15 years!), but they are the same vintage as
> most of the back twelve at Swan Bells. Mainly dating from 1725, this
> Rudhall ring (tuned by Whitechapel), as long as you are not after
> true-harmonic perfection (not always all that it is cracked up to
> be!), produce a grand and magnificent sound, which is much loved by
> all of us here in Perth.
>
> As we've said before Chris, it's all subjective!
>
> Richard
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