The Tsar Bell of the Moscow Kremlin

[@radnoll]

If you are also interested in the bell culture of China and the largest bells of Beijing, you can find charming image and sound impressions on this topic in this video excerpt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIiqnmWQm81ri6s

[@dimakaliuzhnyi7790]

czar-kolokol czars bell

[@radnoll]

@Zahra Zeta The Tsar Bell has never made a sound because in 1737 it lost a large piece of its wall by a fire and extinguishing water while still standing in its casting pit. In addition, it has several cracks and has been standing on its bell mouth since 1836, which makes it even more impossible to produce a real bell sound. Consequently, the sound of the bell in this video is of course a simulation, but it should be approximately accurate in terms of pitch. In order to find out what the Tsar Bell itself would sound like in reality, a patriotic Russian billionaire would have to order an exact copy cast with an identical alloy, which would indeed be a very appealing and rewarding task.

[@eisenfaust2888]

The tsar bell used to be made 3 separate times. 2 were destroyed in a fire and the last one was in a fire but survived. A massive slab broke away from the last bell and was used as a door while the bell was used as a church for a while(That is the bell in the video).

[@radnoll]

@Eisenfaust: The cracks and the fragment could also be caused by a too hard bell core during the cooling shrinkage. It is not certain whether the fire from the scaffold in the casting pit was really responsible for this.

[@gabbyjonson3498]

I can't believe a scrap metal merchant hasn't collected the broken piece lol. Must be 50 tons in that piece.

[@radnoll]

Philistine! By the way it's about 200 t

[@resetsetmefree478]

​@@radnollwell it is kinda surprising that the soviets didn't melt it down to make artillery because.....you know...."Tsar"....but it's good to know they obviously weren't that stupid either. For centuries it's been a curiosity attraction as the biggest bell. The engravings alone are quite awesome

[@whitelotus1960]

The last sound you hear before the end of the world.

[@AB-ye7bw]

The sound of Doom.

[@MichaelLalhmangaiha]

​@@AB-ye7bw yup doom that's right it feels like the world is gonna end

[@DjGoofy6968]

I thought the bell of good luck was the biggest bell. But no, ITS THIS HUGE THING THAT IS BROKEN AND NEVER RANG

[@mariieett010]

Terrifying sound

[@modiji2222]

even , this bell can't produce such a terrifying sound as my class teacher could....🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤷‍♂️

[@radnoll]

Well, either your class teacher must be a reborn T-Rex or you're pretty naughty at school, so even the gentlest teacher discovers his inner lion...;-)

[@rosivarama]

Was ist denn das für ein riesiger Klöppel. Voller "Wow-Effekt" :-)

[@radnoll]

Der grössere von beiden könnte tatsächlich für diese Glocke gedacht gewesen sein, obwohl sie ja nie geläutet wurde. Der zweite ist vermutlich ein früherer Klöppel der 65t Uspenski-Glocke im dahinter liegenden Glockenturm "Ivan der Grosse".

[@CBF1]

How to ring the biggest bell in the world: Grab a hammer and hit it.

[@bloxknight1145]

CBF1 you is funny

[@DjGoofy6968]

The bell is so big that the sound of it is soooo low!

[@radnoll]

Yes, that's at least a good guess... ;-)

[@koblizek-gz4ts]

Big Europa bell 👍🙏🔔

[@ericplays2021]

fun fact: the audio is a simulation, it was never actually rung

[@radnoll]

@SuperEric5243: Congratulations - you are a very smart guy, but one can already see this fact from the information text of the video and the link given there. Who can read will know this, because there it clearly says "with a rough approximation of the sort of sound which a bell with these extraordinary proportions COULD produce".

[@DjGoofy6968]

1:36 THE CLAPPER! WHAT HAPPENED TO IT!!??!

[@radnoll]

Well, as you can see, it is now under the brocken bell. Thanks for your remarks.

[@aleksanderjanas9802]

COOLBELL

[@rondelby2482]

If the lip of this bell had been 1 foot thicker, it would have rang with a higher pitch?

[@xiaonyytv9592]

what they recast the tsar bell is the sarski chalice the brother of the tsar bell?

[@abhijeetsingh1755]

Kota in India is gonna install a bell of 9.5 m radius which is bigger than this (8m radius)..

[@beans6242]

This thing is 223 tons!!! Huge!!!

[@ГалинаПожидаева-ь7ф]

Спасибо огромное интернету ездить возможности нет хоть посмотрим

[@NabajyotiChutia-cu1xj]

Moja

[@bozzly7426]

It tones C00 same as the new tsar bell

[@ChristKoenigGlocke]

Was für ein Koloss!

[@jondoes8222]

Will they ever recast it?

[@radnoll]

@Ron Delby: Well, perhaps President Putin or a bell-friendly Russian billionaire will read your comment here and will give the order to make an intact copy of this bell. However, the original of the Tsar bell will never be melted down for this purpose, as it is far too important from an art-historical point of view.

[@rondelby2482]

@@radnoll I understand..An exact copy would be great!

[@danielmilitello4795]

I wonder if the original note of bell is D#?

[@radnoll]

Thank you for the interesting question. No one can say for certain today what exact pitch the bell would have had. However, if a patriotic Russian billionaire could be found who would commission an exact copy of this bell (with exactly the same shape and bronze composition), then we would get a pretty good answer to this question.

[@tsjukemar]

@@radnoll They could try to repair (weld) the bell.

[@Despicable6548]

The bell has no ring

[@Rainbow-mo1ib]

How the fuck dose it ring

[@cristianferraris__]

Mi1 dovrebbe essere. Un saluto dall'Italia

[@Campanaronembrese]

Reb1

[@pilettada2pollici549]

​@@Campanaronembrese Do1 calante

[@Glockenmike015]

Da weht aber ein anderer Wind, das kennt man bei uns so garnicht. ^^ ;D

[@radnoll]

Bzw. er würde wehen, wenn diese Glocke tatsächlich geläutet werden könnte... ;-)Aber vielleicht erbarmt sich ja einmal einer der vielen russischen Milliardäre und lässt diese Glocke als exakte Kopie nachgiessen, damit man dann den realen Klang-Wind einer solch gigantischen Glocke wehen hören könnte.

[@dieselfahrenderpflaumenkuc352]

radnoll entweder nachgießen oder schweißen! wenn dann lachenmayr! :-)

[@thinethiqqoof4884]

Ich versteht deutch aber du ist besser

[@titmouse-distribution]

?

[@novennabenedict1966]

No Great Bell of Dhammazedi

[@radnoll]

Why "no"? Nobody claimed here that the Tsar bell of the Moscow Kremlin should be bigger than the Great Bell of Dhammazedi though nobody knows for sure how big this lost Bell really was.

[@davidprk89]

This simulation is for know old sound have the real tsar bell the biggest bell in world 200.000kg the tsar bell have the sound like a horror movie and wheres the actual biggest ringing bell in world

[@tsjukemar]

C°° / F° (partial)

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Do1 la nota

[@silviaruhsen4666]

Earth enstruckt

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Do1 calante

[@sxyslyvxn]

Sounds like a dirge

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Un Do3 ha più o meno 150 cm un Do2 320 il doppio circa un po' di più e il Do1 il doppio siamo a 6,80 diametro circa quindi se ogni ottava il diametro e del doppio circa questo come minimo il Do1 lo fa

[@radnoll]

Grazie per averlo sottolineato. Concordo con le sue argomentazioni. Tuttavia, non ho calcolato esattamente l'altezza della simulazione sonora, ma solo in modo approssimativo e approssimativo, perché per un calcolo esatto occorrerebbero accanto al diametro dati ancora esatti sulle dimensioni della parete della campana e sulla composizione del metallo. Una determinazione veramente esatta del passo potrebbe probabilmente essere determinata solo da un getto identico. Spero che, una volta che uno sponsor russo, entusiasta e patriottico, si occuperà di questo onorevole compito.

[@pilettada2pollici549]

@@radnoll la devo ringraziare io per la gentile risposta che mi ha dato e io sono un ragazzo con sindrome di autismo appassionato di campane

[@erikmeidoorn1745]

Simulation Tone Gloriosaglocke Erfurt

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Questa Campana Sono certamente Sicuro che suona un Do1 il che lo ho calcolato che un Do3 ha circa 145/150cm di diametro e ogni ottava in giù la campana raddoppia abbondantemente di diametro circa e quindi Do2 avrà un diametro di 3.10/3,20. Poi dipende da sagoma a sagoma se leggera media o pesante, un Do1 quindi addirittura un altra ottava più in giù abbiamo ancora il doppio abbondante quindi 6.50/6,80 m poi più la campana diventa grossa più differenza ce tra diametro da una nota es do2 e si1 anziché do4 e si3. Quindi questa campana supera credo i 6.80metri quindi ragazzi c'è da dire che si tratti di un Vero e proprio Do1 a in giu. Come la corda più bassa che ho nel mio basso elettrico. Ovvero come il Do più basso nel pianoforte

[@cristianferraris__]

In realtà la nota giusta è Mi1

[@pilettada2pollici549]

@@cristianferraris__ Davvero? Come fai a saperlo?

[@cristianferraris__]

@@pilettada2pollici549 me l'aveva detto un mio amico Campanaro ma su campanologia non c'è scritto ma comunque la nota giusta dovrebbe essere un Mi1

[@pilettada2pollici549]

@@cristianferraris__ quindi essendo larga più del doppio di un Do1 è un Mi1? Scusa l'ignoranza

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Scusa la domanda stupida

[@rosivarama]

Ich schätze sie auf den Ton Cis°° :-)

[@radnoll]

Ja - so empfinde ich diese Tonhöhe auch etwa. Ein Hauptschlagton von ca. einer Oktave unter einer C° dürfte bezüglich Masse und Durchmesser der Zaren-Glocke eine relativ wahrscheinliche Schätzung sein, die aber noch leicht um ein paar Halbtöne nach oben oder unten daneben liegen könnte. Es geht hier mehr um die Andeutung eines möglichen Klangcharakters und weniger um die genaue Abschätzung der Tonhöhe, zumal völlig unklar ist, welcher (wahrscheinlich dominante) Nebenschlagton vorliegen würde.

[@viet_is_coming_back2857]

do0

[@pilettada2pollici549]

Do1, fosse un Do0 avrebbe 13 metri di diametro