[Bell Historians] RE: Bell Listing

[Anne Willis]

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On Behalf Of Richard Smith
Sent: 06 January 2014 20:37
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Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] RE: Bell Listing

 

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4. The tenor at Bradford on Avon is listed because either 
it, or the tenor at St Thomas, Bristol, is the heaviest 
Llewellins and James bell. Presumably they regard that as a 
"significant example of technical innovation", which is the 
phrase in their published criteria for a post-1850 bell. I 
forget what the tenor sounds like, but if it sounds any 
good, that would indeed be a significant innovation from 
Llewellins and James.


RAS

 

 

When Christopher Dalton visited Holy Trinity bells he pronounced the tenor
to be 'magic' (though that was after Taylors had tuned it in 1998)

AW



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