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A heavy counterbalanced headstock reduces the forces on the tower and leads to a slower turning bell. The headstock carries a steel wheel with the rope attached at 3 o'clock rather than the higher 2 o'clock attachment in the
English style. No stays or sliders are supplied, the bell must be held at balance when not ringing. The rope is steel which removes the problem of stretch when the bells are rung from ground floor ringing chambers. Being less flexible than natural fibres the steel rope is attached to the wheel with a toggle mechanism rather than being led through a garter hole. The rope is terminated in a natural hemp rope where it is handled. The ropes are plain without the sally associated with English style hanging.
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Sancassani, more or less, was the winner of the long conflict, but the turbulent spirit of the Audace team didn't leave the members, even if there weren't any more young people. The arguments changed by the day: an unsuccessful competition, disagreement about the management of the money, a proposal made to the other team, a social office not renewed. Every little thing created disagreement because the team was made up of players from San
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company in Verona that continued until the 19th century. He studied the sound of the bells, designing a shape which created a pleasant and tuneful sound. His successors, such as
Checcherle and Bonaventurini, continued the development and started to apply decorations making the bells into works of art. Particularly skilled founder was Gasparino which made in 1444 one bell for Santa Maria della Scala, still rung actually. In this century, wonderful belltowers were built up such as Santa Anastasia.
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Tommaso all'Isolo was the first in the region to have ten bells.
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in sequence, rather than swung randomly. The Da Levo family specialised in making small and medium size fully decorated bells. In 1653 Pesenti cast the 6,000 kilograms (13,000 lb) (116-0-8) civic bell of
Bergamo, which is still in use today. Pupils of Pesenti were De Rossi, Poni, Larducci and Micheletti (dead 1804).
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Giorgio in Braida. Crespi and Ruffini introduced the "Manieristica" shape to Verona. This new shape had originated in the 16th century in the Alps and it became the basis for shapes still used today. The San Giorgio in Braida bells are notable works of art both for decoration and musical precision.
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In 1903 a new bell tower installation was created in Cà di David, where for the inauguration there was the first competition of bell ringing. This event was organized in a way so that all the teams of the city and also from the suburbs like Chievo and Santa Lucia, had to adhere to the oldest and most
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where each bell is swung from balanced mouth uppermost through 360 degrees to again balanced mouth uppermost. This method of ringing permits a precise control of the time that the bell sounds and hence allows music. It is not clear whether hanging the bells in this way was independently developed at
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1515:Permutations
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1295:Vanden Gheyn
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1198:Petersglocke
1191:Olympic Bell
1171:Liberty Bell
1166:Justice Bell
1141:Freedom Bell
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1081:Call changes
990:Servant bell
898:Bicycle bell
788:Bell pattern
778:Bellfounding
680:, retrieved
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607:, retrieved
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52:Please help
47:verification
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1510:Campanology
1427:Whitechapel
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1360:Olsen Nauen
1355:John Murphy
1310:Miles Graye
1261: [
1216:Temple Bell
1181:Mingun Bell
985:Ship's bell
966:Jingle bell
932:Crotal bell
922:Church bell
838:Strike tone
818:Campanology
803:Bell shrine
798:Bell-ringer
761:terminology
576:Bagley 2007
1504:Categories
1417:Hugh Watts
1210:Swan Bells
869:Altar bell
783:Bell-gable
682:11 October
488:References
386:San Tomaso
358:S. Trinità
80:newspapers
1400:Schilling
1340:Marinelli
1305:Grassmayr
1258:Bergholtz
1223:Tsar Bell
1151:Great Tom
1062:Blagovest
980:Mini-ring
937:Dead bell
912:Call bell
891:Bianzhong
884:Bell tree
848:Zvonnitsa
703:A.S.C.S.V
678:, YouTube
532:Citations
493:Footnotes
250:Joseph II
1233:Kentucky
1218:(Boston)
1033:Carillon
1029:Chiming
961:Handbell
942:Doorbell
917:Cat bell
879:Babendil
874:Aluphone
773:Bell-cot
651:citation
645:, Verona
627:citation
621:, Verona
595:, sec 22
466:concerto
246:concerti
1441:Related
1385:Rudhall
1370:Paccard
1350:Meneely
1345:McShane
1335:Juutila
1136:Big Ben
1045:Canpanò
927:Cowbell
813:Bourdon
481:Maestro
473:Maestro
351:suburbs
261:polenta
162:History
94:scholar
1422:Warner
1412:Taylor
1280:Cockey
956:Ghanta
949:Dōtaku
905:Bonshō
808:Belfry
524:Music.
426:Veneto
323:sonnet
196:Venice
138:Verona
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1038:Chime
864:Agogô
857:Types
822:index
752:Bells
437:Bells
307:Adige
101:JSTOR
87:books
1002:Suzu
973:Kane
828:Peal
768:Bell
684:2017
657:link
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611:2012
471:The
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