Russian church-bell ringing

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Russian church-bell ringing

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For those with interest in bell ringing, and, in particular, tolling, here's a nice collection of Russian bell-ringing mp3's.
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Those have to be the tiniest, quietest bells in the world. I can't even see 'em. :wink:
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Here are some rather nice little pictures of people ringing Russian bells for Easter, I believe.
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Not Easter. Actually, they are ringing for me, and I didn't even ask. Damn that Poe!

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Hey, Walden, how about posting a link! ;)
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raindog1970 wrote:Hey, Walden, how about posting a link! ;)
I can try.
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Walden wrote:
raindog1970 wrote:Hey, Walden, how about posting a link! ;)
I can try.
http://zvonarhome.orthodoxy.ru/mp3.php
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Okay, I'm sure this isn't what Walden was going to post but here are two pages:

http://zvon.yaroslavl.ru/english.htm
If you click on "See a Video" you can see a little film. It took quite a while to download it. It did briefly show a man ringing bells, which was interesting. Main focus is on the great Ouspenie Cathedral in Rostov.

http://zvon.yaroslavl.ru/chimes.html
There are mp3's here to listen to of the bells in that cathedral. I know nothing about bell ringing so I just post this here because it is interesting.

This website is everything about Russian bells.
http://www.bellmaster.ru/Pages/english.htm
Unfortunately I can only get the first page in English. However, if you want to see absolutely astounding photographs of orthodox cathedrals, many of a most unexpected appearance, scroll down and look through the photo gallery. It is truly worthwhile if you like photos of this sort (which I clearly do :lol: ).

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I've always wanted to visit an Orthodox church; Greek or Russian or whatever--I've always wanted to go to one.
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Walden wrote:
Walden wrote:
raindog1970 wrote:Hey, Walden, how about posting a link! ;)
I can try.
http://zvonarhome.orthodoxy.ru/mp3.php
Oh dear. :lol: It takes me so long to write my posts that I didn't see you had put this up. I'll look forward to listening.
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