This video presents the bells h0 -e1 -f#1 -g#1 -h1 [si2 -mi3 -fa#3 -sol#3 -si3] of St Paul's Church in Stuttgart. Four bells from the post-war period complement a special bell from the interwar period.
➥ The largest bell [1] is also the oldest bell of the ringing. It was cast by the Kurtz foundry in 1928 for the previous church and the previous ringing. Due to its extraordinary quality, the Luther bell was one of the few large bells that did not have to be conscripted during the Second World War. Fortunately, it also survived the destruction of the old St Paul's Church in 1944.
After the war, it initially rang out from the old tower as a single bell. When the new St. Paul's Church was to be built, new bells were commissioned. A total of four new bells were cast by Kurtz in 1956. It was decided to use the Westminster motif with the Luther bell as the solemn foundation.
Since then, the peal has rung out from the new bell tower built in 1960. Although the suspension is relatively open and the two larger bells sound slowed down, the ensemble unfolds an impressive radiance, which is mainly due to the mighty Luther bell. It seems to fill the tower with sound.
Негізгі бет Stuttgart (G - BW) The bells of the St Paul's Church in Stuttgart - West
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