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Ryan Trout
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Devon Call Change video's.
The emphasis of Devon Call Change ringing is based on simplicity but our aim is to produce quality striking on any number of bells.
On my channel I hope to showcase our style of ringing not only from inside the ringing chamber but also how the bells sound when listening from the church yard.
I do hope you enjoy listening.
The emphasis of Devon Call Change ringing is based on simplicity but our aim is to produce quality striking on any number of bells.
On my channel I hope to showcase our style of ringing not only from inside the ringing chamber but also how the bells sound when listening from the church yard.
I do hope you enjoy listening.
The church bells of St Mary, Kentisbeare, East Devon.
This video was taken on Saturday 8th June 2024, at The Devon Association of Ringers, 6 bell striking contest Final. Tenor weighs 10-1-2 in G.
This was peal number 8, Shaugh Prior who finished 2nd overall with 15.5 faults, we couldn't quite retain the Ross Shield but were pipped to the post by an excellent peal by the band from Down St Mary who finished with 13.5 faults.
The video was taken from the church yard and is what the judges would have heard on the day.
The bells are a complete 6 by John Taylor cast in 1958 and are superb tonally. They hang in an oak frame dated 1866 by Thomas Hooper. The bells go well, although they are a bit quiet in the ringing chamber and are somewhat odd struck, but they can be rung very well as was shown by the top 3 bands at the contest.
The village of Kentisbeare lies in beautiful rural East Devon countryside, it has a village store, pub and is home to a cricket and football team.
I hope you enjoy listening.
This was peal number 8, Shaugh Prior who finished 2nd overall with 15.5 faults, we couldn't quite retain the Ross Shield but were pipped to the post by an excellent peal by the band from Down St Mary who finished with 13.5 faults.
The video was taken from the church yard and is what the judges would have heard on the day.
The bells are a complete 6 by John Taylor cast in 1958 and are superb tonally. They hang in an oak frame dated 1866 by Thomas Hooper. The bells go well, although they are a bit quiet in the ringing chamber and are somewhat odd struck, but they can be rung very well as was shown by the top 3 bands at the contest.
The village of Kentisbeare lies in beautiful rural East Devon countryside, it has a village store, pub and is home to a cricket and football team.
I hope you enjoy listening.
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Hello Ryan. These are lovely Taylor bells Not being a Devon call change ringer, dk you always rung up, do call changes then ring down? or do you ring, set the bells then rimg again. Also unlike method ringing where youring different methods plus different amounts of changes , twi popular lengths being a 1260 or 5040 ,what is the maximum length of time Devon call changes ring. Also what would be the heaviest tenor ypu could pull up in peal, i know you often have 3 or even 4 on the tenor.
@Steven_Rowe In competitions we always ring up, directly into chanes and then ring down, on practice night we may not. We certainly tend to ring up once or twice an evening and stand the bells the rest of the time. There are lots of different variations to call changes, the most prevalent are the 60 on 3rd's (66 changes) or the 120's that some towers use, we tend to go for shorter, more musical touches. There have been 2 or 3 full call change peals (5040) but this takes twice as long as a method peal would, simply because we don't change hand and back stroke. I hope this helps.
@Steven_Rowe As for the heaviest Tenor rung up in peal single handedly, I've personally rung up 23cwt, but that bell had recently been rehung and went pretty well, I also had some very good ringers in front of me, you need a good treble ringer. I know that the old Tenor man at South Tawton was a large chap and didn't like having a strapper, he would put up 25cwt bells on his own and do it well, alot depends on your weight/strength but also technical ability. These days, around a ton is enough, but I always feel if you want a really good rise, then anything around 19cwt and above requires a strapper.
@@ryantrout6094 thanks Ryan, all good info. I actually saw a video just a few moments ago where a lady was talking to you regarding Devon call changes. I know my dad called it cartwheel and in London we used to try it for some fun. When done properly it sounds amazing. I have often wonder could a method ringing band do method ringing with closed leads and the perfect uniform striking It would be a challenge, especially on methods where the tenor was turned in.
Nice peal! Good video!
I love zis set of bells, zey are werry pleasant to ze ear.
Nice to hear the full peal again. Very nice ringing I thought
@@DevonRingerEwan cheers, I was pleased with it, 1st half was better than 2nd, DSM's 2nd half was top notch, close run thing but an enjoyable day, one of the best in the last few years
@@ryantrout6094 It was indeed. I managed to get a little ring once all the teams had rung🤣 any idea where it will be next year?
@@DevonRingerEwan no idea at all
@@ryantrout6094 hohoho sound like dunsford which are whitechapel
Hi Ryan, a distant relative here in Somerset. We share the same great grandfather bell ringer William of Over Stowey.
Do you have a family tree to verify this? I have no idea who William Trout of Over Stowey was. Regards, Ryan
@@ryantrout6094hi Ryan, I may have had a senior/blonde moment lol! I thought I had read on an internet search that you had mentioned a William Trout but I think I was actually reading a very old comment of my own on a podcast you did. Anyway, would be good to figure out the family connection anyway as we are both Trouts and descend from Devon.
@@dawnpetteford6726 it is interesting
@@ryantrout6094 who is your dad, grandad and I’ll see if I can figure out where they might be on the tree. But yes I have a great grandfather who was a bell ringer for decades.
@dawnpetteford6726 my dad Is Roger, but their father left them when my dad was 14 and moved to Gloucestershire I think, somewhere near Dursley.
Lovely ringing and bells. What is making that thumping noise? Not that it spoiled your beautiful ringing, it rather added to the rhythm!
We thought it was one of the ropes knocking on the guide or on a flapper board perhaps
Lovely sounding peal of bells especially as the back 6. Lovely striking as always, will look forward to hearing your peal at Kentisbeare on Saturday 👍
I'm hoping we can re-create something like this on Saturday, but who knows, up against lots of good teams and although Kentisbeare are nice, they will pose problems
@ryantrout6094 Kentisbeare are nice bells mind but I have had a few problems with them myself. Still, best tower picked for a final for a while.
@@ryantrout6094Will you upload your Kentisbeare video?
@DevonRingerEwan yes, I will be, just haven't had much time recently
Ryan, nice striking pleasure to listen to.
Thanks for the kind comment, Bob
@@ryantrout6094 could you make a video of all 8?
Hi. I hope Roger is OK? Haven't seen him for a while 😊
Dad is fine, but has stepped aside this year
Lovely little 8 they are!!!!!
Not the best sounding peal. Most people don't really care about the sound but I find I don't enjoy the ringing as much if they sound bad. Well done 👏
The a lovely tone for there age but heavy 6.
Shaugh Prior always win absolutely brilliant they are.
Not always mate, and we haven't come up against Combeinteignhead or the mighty Down St Mary yet this season. From what I've heard DSM are ringing very well and will be hard to stop.
@@ryantrout6094 yeah i know 😉 but i prefer your team better than the others & yes as you got Down St Mary & Kingsteignton as well as Combeigntenhead there a really really good team. Everyone says Kingsteignton are always winning on the 8s as the captain there as won on every bell very very talented that.
These sound really nice, lovely striking too
Not the easiest, as you will hear, plenty of errors in this. Appreciate your comment
still very good ringing👍
A rarebut beautiful sound👌👌👌✌️❤️🇬🇧🙏
Our bells at galleywood in Chelmsford. sound like these bells
The rope layout looks like they are hung in an 8 bell frame?? Lovely tone but look tricky.
These are one of my favourite sixes but wow funny full circle ring. Great video.
Blinding bit of ringing. I've not seen people ring with a coil before. I'd have a knot, but what do I know?
Beautiful bells and the sequences are so clearly defined. Thank you.
Great video, they seem great. They keep you listening
I've rung there 5 years ago on a trip with my team Berrynarbor & they don't go to bad but lovely bells.
Hmm. Warner bells dont really appeal to me. 😂
I've not rung there i was but couldn't get hold the captain on his house phone.
I've been there two & there lovely bells they are the newest 6 in Cornwall. Apparently they were nice before.
Brilliant video & i've been there but not rung.
Great video's. Are you on or were on a trip down to cornwall?
Just some practising for the upcoming comps.
@ryantrout6094 Ah fair enough. I have been practising for some too
@@ryantrout6094 nice warner bells frame cast by john taylor
That's a really looking church. And the bells sound superb too. Lovely ringing as always! My parents now live in Cornwall so you might see me in that general area of the UK at some point if I visit them.
These ringers are a very very top best team from Shaugh Prior & thanks for the video ryan 😊 they go nice these bells!!.
Very nice bit of ringing, thanks for posting Ryan. Hope you enjoyed your visit and outing.
Many thanks, excellent day
Tidy bit of top ringing. Maybe a handful of faults if being very picky. 👍🔔
How often do the bells ring like this?
Depends where you are in the world, if you are in Devon, this sort of ringing will happen most days of the week at different villages and towns
Amazing!
The striking is really good, excellent ringing. I forgot how the Cornish striking doesn't have a slight gap/pause between the lead and tenor.
That pitch reminded me of Yealmpton, 2nd overtook the treble on 1st pull. These seem alright.
I'd say our treble man didn't quite go away quick enough at the start
@ryantrout6094 yes as the 2nd and third are in the correct space, at first I thought it was the 2nd too tight
Mesmerising watching and listening .
Landulph thought that was near St Martin By Looe & there quite nice sounding sixes out there & just listen to this striking my favourite when it's kept like that awwwww beautiful!!!!!.
Thanks for listening
@@ryantrout6094 the tower looks almost like brownsea island
Beautiful bells: noble and rich.
Ahh… I love listening to the Devon Call Change.. theyre my fav :)
Lovely 8.
My favourite 6 in devon (so far)
Ringers can rise 19cwt & 20cwt tenor's on there own but must always pull after the treble. Not the one in front & heard they risen 24cwt tenor's on there own!!!!!! There shoulders are like mountain's.
Incredible ringing
Very nice you lot. Beautiful ringing
Excellent call changes and striking and cartwheeling in Devon tradition 😊
Wonderful and glorious!
Great ringing, Devon call changes is new to me but I don't ring at the moment but ringing is missed a lot.
I love to see you visit Deeping St James in Lincolnshire, they are lovely bells for this sort of ringing on.
Good to see one of the ringers ringing with the Devon Ringers. I assume he now travels with you lot now.
Which ringer?
@@ryantrout6094 Alban
He and I rung at same tower and therefore I known him for long time. We both rung from young ages. Alban advanced more with his method ringing to me.
Wow! Amazing! 👍👍