[Bell Historians] Mystery Bell
Mike Chester
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Mon Nov 7 11:39:53 GMT 2011
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, Chris Pickford <c.j.pickford.t21 at ...> wrote:
If anyone wants a bit of a giggle at Carr's expense,
> then try visiting Highley (Shropshire) where the bells are good singly
> but entertainingly out-of-tune as a ring
>
You can hear them at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUZ9NgMAShY
Tenor does seem a bit arbitrary with its note!
Pensnett, on the other hand, do seem to have tuned up ok, given their previous reputation!
Birmingham did produce some "interesting" rings in Victorian Times. The Blews 8 at Cradley stick in my memory for their extremely loud overtones. I found this poem:-
http://www.cradleylinks.com/st_peters.html
Allegorical?
Mike
Wri
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