Zvonovi v cerkvi sv. Kozme in Damijana v Krki na Dolenjskem 

me too

same

Me too

Yeah

Muusic!!!

Postoji perner jos i dan danas

@@nenokatic7329 Imao je pauzu neko vrijeme. Tj bio je zatvoren neko vrijeme i nije znao da će opet otvoriti. 2019. je opet počeo sa radom

I agree with you!

Church bells are a form of an instrument, just larger and heavier

Julian Hoffmann Ars Campana u need to get a life

spaceair1 you are right

@@nearlythere5182 And you need a brain!

Julian Hoffmann Ars Campana +

Me too!

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Me 2

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From perner passau

Its so nice when they do right, but usually when they are reversed its either for statics or so that they don't hit each other. And sometimes because ppl dont care how they wired the motors :P

They were probably cheaper alternative, but I agree with you, they are making bells sound worse

Dogovorili smo se z gospodom župnikom vnaprej, zvonjenje pa je vsako soboto (razen na Veliko soboto) ob 15h pozimi in 16h poleti. Vendar pa je treba poudariti, da so zvoniki lahko zelo nevaren kraj, če niste vaje biti v bližini zvonov, ki zvonijo

@@TheDenix8 hvala

Sure, as long as its not used for something inappropriate or against bells I have nothing against it

Around 2400 kilograms

@@TheDenix8 thank U!!!!!!

The bells are not in correct motif for Westminster, this is so called Prafations motif, for Westminster it would have to be B° - es' - f' - g', like here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JEJhdksrdbE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V7c36oHtg5I.html It does have a part of Westminster clock chimes in the rhythm though, yes, its 3rd one if I'm not mistaken when its striking full hour (4 quarters).

@@TheDenix8 is it like this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IQ4PlRunKCk.html&ab_channel=NorthernSkyAmbient

Če hočeš videt lahko jaz

@@slovenianbells11 V redu .Naloži ga , prosim.

e' in Do 3 si.

I don't know why they don't use real bells much in USA, that's very unfortunate :-/

@@TheDenix8 I would agree, I don't see them often:(

@@Blurain727 Here practically every village has them in their local church :-)

Slovenia

@@kosta0879 I only know that there were 4 ordered in Samassa's bell foundry in year 1843 with total weight of 4102kg

@@kosta0879 are you stupid? READ what the man has told you mabye tgen you will undestand

Poland or Slovak

@@FPSzky no....in Slovenia, it is near Italy, Austria, and Hungary

in Slovenia, it is near Italy, Austria, and Hungary

Its only 3-4 bells usually, 5 or 6 are extremely rare (in contrast to Britain), and practically never to high angles. Maybe you're right, but this type of ringing is only used in 2/3 of Slovenia and part of northern Italy so I don't think it's very widely known. It's much more likely that people see most videos of German or French bells with automatisation and think all bells are automated (as there are a lot of videos and they are large countries with lots of tourism). Before we started uploading videos of Slovenian peals back in 2013 there were only a handful of videos with few tens of views.

TheDenix8 in countries like germany, austria, and france, they sometimes can have a lot of bells in their tower. Ive noticed with hungary its mostly up to 4. It is probably the same with slovenia and northern italy.

@@Cecnorthernohio Well, just big basilica like Szent Istvan(St. Stephen the King of Hungary) have 6 bells(5 smaller in left tower and one big in right tower), or Matyas-templom/Assumption church(in one tower are 6 bells). Both churches are in Budapest. How you said, most Hungarian churches haven't more than 4 bells. Probably because construction or they are too expensive or some priests evem doesn't care too much

@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 yeah thats probably it, in Nagykanisza theres only one church with 3 bells, most of the others either have 1 or 2 bells, and their small ones

Well, church bell is an instrument when we look it at tuning analysis

Wait. Perner started again with bellfounding in 2017.

When you choose bellfounder with very good quality of bells, here is no place for regret! Like in this case, by bellfoundry of Rudolf Perner from Passau, Bayern/Germany

@@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094 nice

hi brother

Those are weights of old peal. 4102kg was weight of peal from 1843 and 2173kg was weight of additional bell they bought in 1893

Ok

i think that too because i have 2 clock that do that and they both have have more then 1 chime one is dual chime battery other triple chime 8 day

Not the correct disposition for it, but the order of clapper beats on the bells is the same as 3rd quarter when striking full hour (4 quarters)

This is Slovenia, not Croatia😉

No, it's c'-es'-f'-g'(Präfation)