[Bell Historians] Notre Dame
Paul Marshall
paul&jean at _jeWgFg0tJcwoMZe_DI6YujYuoxONNM69LhO2MvUoHgwxlnARUMxeD_-mPBEADoYbxyZcL-8JwyG0SS-1l_KCVAoMlsxgQ.yahoo.invalid
Mon Oct 2 16:58:56 BST 2006
It's interesting to note the original method of chiming the bell. At each
side of the bell either side of the headstock are 4 chutes. The right hand
one on this side of the bell still has its pedal, whereas the left hand one
is missing. I assume that 4 beefy blokes would jump up and down on them to
get the bell swinging.
Are there any examples of this method of chiming in the UK?
Paul
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On Behalf Of Sue Marsden
Sent: 02 October 2006 12:57
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Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Notre Dame
> It's a very nice picture of the bell and frame. The only potential for
> complaint is two words on the top; 'from Paris'.
>
> Anne
No topless 'belle' then? Typical school firewall -let's pupils on all
sorts of rubbish but doesnt allow something like this!
SEM
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