Bells in the US vary greatly depending on the region, age of the church, denomination and size of the building. Many churches in the US do have impressive carillons and swinging bells if you know where to look. Riverside Church in New York City has the largest bourdon used in any belfry in the world- and it swings. For France, you showed the bells of Notre Dame- and for England you showed St. Pauls Cathedral. Trinity Church, Riverside Church or even the bells of Washington National Cathedral would have been examples of large and important churches in the US that have similarly impressive bells.
Nice video, but there is an inaccuracy. In Italy we do not have a single bell sound system, but there is a different one per region. In this video there are most of the manual sound systems in Italy czcams.com/video/tGz13k217TI/video.htmlsi=_OyXRkiARw_mmvrz
@@audinos1840 In Ukraine, there is a bells, similar to Russian bells except in western Ukraine. In western Ukraine, there is a lot of swinging bells because it was a part of europe, especially Poland. The bells in Poland are main/sibling variant of bells in western Ukraine.
The Bells' ringing are very interesting
You forgot the austrian ringing culture. They have clapper catchers
Bells in the US vary greatly depending on the region, age of the church, denomination and size of the building. Many churches in the US do have impressive carillons and swinging bells if you know where to look. Riverside Church in New York City has the largest bourdon used in any belfry in the world- and it swings.
For France, you showed the bells of Notre Dame- and for England you showed St. Pauls Cathedral. Trinity Church, Riverside Church or even the bells of Washington National Cathedral would have been examples of large and important churches in the US that have similarly impressive bells.
America really all of Europe's bell sound way better
I Like bells
the last church is st pauls cathedral london a ring of 12 by john taylor
Coming from a village with only 8 hung for change ringing, it sounds very grand indeed!
There's a bourdon bell Emanuel and marie(france)😊😊
the american one is so unimpressive compared to the ones in the other ones like the Notre dame
England all the way
Nice video, but there is an inaccuracy. In Italy we do not have a single bell sound system, but there is a different one per region. In this video there are most of the manual sound systems in Italy
czcams.com/video/tGz13k217TI/video.htmlsi=_OyXRkiARw_mmvrz
This is beautiful
I Agree :D
USA is not USA it’s actually Ukraine orthodox
It is a Ukrainian Orthodox church in the United States. In Ukraine, bells don’t swing.
@@audinos1840 In Ukraine, there is a bells, similar to Russian bells except in western Ukraine. In western Ukraine, there is a lot of swinging bells because it was a part of europe, especially Poland. The bells in Poland are main/sibling variant of bells in western Ukraine.
Yeah
Who's ringing Bob Major on a carillon (?) lol
It was actually a Ellacombe Chime Apparatus.
No germany :(
Deutsche und Französische Glocken sind ähnlich der Aufhängung und Klöppel