Zvonovi na mirenskem gradu

[@kolymalony4086]

Ma predivno, volim ih slušati😊

[@gironellaam3055]

The first bell sounds good

[@mikiorologi]

ritmo meraviglioso. Certe ditte italiane non arriveranno mai piu' a questi livelli! E son 25 anni che riparano - rompono campane senza capirci nulla.....andiamo fuori Udine che sara' decisamente meglio e costa meno

[@gironellaam3055]

Wonderful and amazing bells!

[@noelkoludrovic2095]

6:22 all

[@nurnbergerglockenfreund]

this kind of peal sounds very nice i like it very much. ;-)

[@TheDenix8]

+Nürnbergerglockenfreund Justin Serfort Thanks! Glad you like it :)

[@LucijanHawlina]

Lepo

[@predragxperia5838]

Prelijepo

[@danielebordino5788]

Klingt für mich merkwürdig wenn die einzelnen schwingen für mich alles ok. Wenn sie dann alle zusammen nur noch ding dong dang däng als ob sie nur von aussen mit einem mechanischen hammer einzelnen angeschlagen werden tonleiter rauf und runter. . Ein wenig wie das englischen change ringing aber das klingt für mich schöner. Haben diese Glocken eine besondere Bauweise an der Klöppel Halterung damit der Klöppel verspätet aufschlägt die koche sind höher als in BRD wenn ich richtig sehe.

[@nicolasalvador388]

The second bell was probably casted in 1929 (there's written "Anno VII" = 7th year of Fascist Age), during the italian domination of this side of Slovenia.

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

Yea, it is 1929.

[@marinkomacura5798]

6:29 OBOZAVAM TO ZVONO III AMIN

[@thepoweroffluteflutecovers5775]

very very good!!! how are the bells synchronised? because they repeat the same pattern? How to do that?

[@thepoweroffluteflutecovers5775]

@AaronB 24034 ok! Thanks for the reply, I thought that it was the motors via software control

[@crkvenazvonahr8668]

@@thepoweroffluteflutecovers5775 it is the motors and what he said, tge motors turn much slower and the chains have springs on them that also help, the headstocks are not flat they are deep and there are a set of weights on tge headstocks to help in this. Its a complex sistem

[@TheDenix8]

@@thepoweroffluteflutecovers5775 There is no way motors would be strong enough to force the bell into so much different swing time than its own natural swing time. It would also not be too healthy for the bell i reckon, it would put stresses onto its crown and it could break. Motors only control that the bells don't swing too high (they are speed controlled), otherwise they only give pushes to the bell, each bell has to be slowed down to slowest bells' speed either by lengthening the head stock or putting weights on top

[@zazhiGalki]

Hallo, could you let me take a part of this video and show it on my channel. Reference of the original video l'll show.

[@TheDenix8]

Hello! In what context would it be used and what would the video be about?

[@zazhiGalki]

@@TheDenix8 it would be only your bit of video to show the sound of good bells.

[@TheDenix8]

@@zazhiGalki yes you may use it

[@zazhiGalki]

@@TheDenix8 thank you!

[@markokravarscan258]

Ove je slovenski način ritmićnega zvonjenja (ak si me razmel ja sem iz Hrvatske)

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

Ma zna čovjek i hrvatski!

[@spaceair1]

lepi ritem

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

whats the ringing style of this and i like it i might do a 4 bell church on roblox

[@zvonazgnadbiskupije1094]

It's synchronised Slovenian bellringing, which is kinda popular also in region Friuli/Friaul in Italy. Main characteristics are longer yokes(or sometimes arched yokes) in more than 80% of cases counterweighted clappers like in video, counterweights on yokes of bell to keep the rythm and also special program in control panel in junction box in tower called "mill"

[@e.quasselbude]

what country is it?

[@TheDenix8]

Slovenia

[@jozepecovnik9684]

Slovenija

[@kevinbasa5691]

Mogoče veš kdo je tle vodja pritrkovalcev sploh kdo je

[@TheDenix8]

Ne, žal nebi vedel nič o tem

[@mikiorologi]

campanari SERI.....

[@ivanaorleanska4584]

L

[@julienajith6479]

Bad music