[Bell Historians] Warner handbell numbering

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Hello – many of you will have Bill Butler’s book on handbells – page 36 - 37 says that Robert Wells 1 (1725 – 81) was the first to number handbells, with theories about how he devised the numbering scheme. 

 

Alison

 

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I don't think 15 C is a measure as such just a numbering system starting at high C being 1 C (which is about as high as a handbell ought to go - to paraphrase Oklahoma). 

Andrew

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