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Nice :)

Beautiful hymn

What a beauty!

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Lockerbie Scotland? Sad what happened there with Pan Am Flight 103 in the 80s.

different sounding bell....

Interestingly enough I found out that there's a Potts clock nearby that was erected as a memorial to him...Great to hear bells made by the founders of the Big Ben quarter jacks

Sounds like a ting tang strike. Interesting history behind the clock..

I saw online that there is a Barnard Cooke clock at Halton Holegate in St Andrews church there....that one was a ting tang strike.

I think that clock is by William Potts of Leeds and I think there's a video online of the mechanism.

Sheffield was interestingly enough home to a masterpiece organ by Aristide Cavaille-Coll which was in the Albert Hall however the organ burned in the fire. Interestingly enough a copy was made of the organ for Baron Albert L'Espee for his French Chateau in Ilbarritz and that organ is now in Sacre Couer.

Huge bell!

There was another clock striking ting tang in the background at the beginning of the video....

That whole area is beautiful! Potts built some awesome clocks!

The Victorian architecture of the building is so awesome!

Cool!

There's a fellow "castle clock" on the Crown Jewels house in the Tower of London. I've seen a Facebook video of the clock (which looks to be electric movement) but don't know where the 3 bells are . They must be on the roof or something like the bell on this one. Cool video!

I can kind of see the original bell in the cupola on the roof along with the hammer

cool clock with a great story

Potts was an amazing clock builder!

wow what a view!

If I'm not mistaken Manchester has an organ that was built by Aristide Cavaille-Coll. I don't remember if it's in the town hall or another building. But I've seen a video of a prominent British organist playing it (I think it was Andrew Lucas or John Scott one of those two). Sadly I've heard it's not yet in full working condition and they are trying to restore it.

Interesting history behind the clock...

That DEFINITELY sounds like a steel bell...

Is that a steel bell on the clock? It's got that kind of sound...I could be mistaken...

Interesting history

The sound of the 4 quarter bells Is very reminiscent of the chime of the Burton Tower Carillon at the university of Michigan. If I'm not mistaken that carillon is a Taylor.

That hour bell if I"m not mistaken is larger than Big Ben and has a deeper voice to it. If I remember correctly it filled in for Big Ben while Big Ben was silenced for repairs to the clock tower...

Did some research on this clock. The original movement was a John Whitehurst movement and then it was replaced by a movement by Harrison of Hull in 1843. Always awesome to hear the classic Ting Tang chime. I have actually been to a website that shows pictures of the bells.

That's a Naylor and Vickers steel clock bell. There's one in the United States in Concord New Hampshire that is part of an E Howard tower clock.

Pretty building!

Love the view of the town at the start of the video. English towns have a lot of cool history!

You don't see buildings that old much in America. I went to England in 2003 with Dad and there was so much history! I hope I get to go back some day.

Cool clock. The workings of those old steam engines are always interesting. Do they have an actual example of a Stourbridge Lion Train that's been restored somewhere?

Cornwall is also where the Cotehele House is. I've seen the mechanism from the 15th century but I've never heard it strike before on the bell above. Always nice to hear the Westminster chimes coming from a victorian era English clock we usually get the single hour bells or ting tang sometimes in the courthouses here. There's a video of a courthouse clock in Goshen Indiana sounding out the hour that's been running since 1870 and has the double three legged escapement that I made a few years back. Thanks for doing these clock videos I really enjoy them.

I'd like to know more about the benson clock and bells in the cupola. Is there a website at all?

Massive Bell for this clock, Great George I think is the name of the bell. I've seen pictures of it on other websites. Fun to listen to it.

Gillet and Johnston makes some beautiful clocks! The one in the old city hall in Toronto has a nice ting tang chime to it and reminds me a little bit of St. Pauls Cathedrals chime. They named their bell Big Ben but the interesting thing is that it sounds more like Great Tom. Braintree's got a great Westminster Chime!

Nice deep sonorous bell!

I think it would be cool to see videos of some of the older (17th century and before) clocks in England including the Combes Castle Clock and Cotehele House Clock and of them chiming. There is a single video online of the East Hendred 16th century clock chiming. It would be cool to see a video of that one as well. I'm into clocks and organs much like you are. Here in the United States during the victorian era we had clocks that were basically by two companies (E Howard and Seth Thomas) or at least those were the two big ones. Most of those only had single strike or occasionally you did get the ting tang or Westminster chime. English clocks it seems have always had a lot more variety both in the number of builders and a lot of the town halls it seems have Westminster or Ting Tang quarter chimes. Potts of Leeds was quite the clock builder as well. Englands got a lot more history it seems Americas only been around since like 300 years ago lol

I was singing along, back to my Boys Brigade days.

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Chris, did you use the Vox Celeste and Salitional in the first verse and the swell oboe in the 2nd verse?

Beautiful vehicle. Happy memories. Thank you.

They get that poor little Jinty working hard don’t they.

Good video. Nice views of the trams . Loud screeching noises up at the terminus maybe they need to lubricate the tramlines ....

Не подскажете, зачем подвес маятника делают двойным, как бы разломанным дополнительной осью, со стрелкой?

That was great Chris!!! :)

I'm glad i got this in my recommendations. Beautiful playing!

The debut performance of Aurora Acapella