[Bell Historians] Bell restoration/tuning

Richard Offen richard.offen at a9gAgUyZ3CpjPMqINZukTNUPVFFgpJFaTlcGzfzY-QdFQAtjDKoIFrDnUFG-Dv46ed72KvNDcJYpUSqmHsuhQ0jS.yahoo.invalid
Fri Oct 16 13:00:24 BST 2009


One of David's favourite arguments when arguing for the retention of old
bell frames and fittings is that organists are generally very happy with
period tracker actions when restored .which both you and I know is a totally
different kettle of fish, but David doesn't ring so he simply doesn't
understand how ridiculous this stance is!

 

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I knew David as a (rather dull) musicologist, with interests in organs
in particular.  He has been working for one of the conservation
bodies, but so far as I know has no formal trained knowledge of bells
or bellringing.

Mark

2009/10/15 jimhedgcock <jameshedgcock@ <mailto:jameshedgcock%40hotmail.com>
hotmail.com>
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> Can anyone tell me the authority with which a certain Dr. David Knight
speaks on these matters?



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