Russian Orthodox Bell ringing on Pascha (Easter) at St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Howell (Lakewood), NJ. April 16, 2023. Bell ringer: Peter Lukianov
It's usual with Eastern Orthodox for one, two or 3 bell ringers to ring a large number of bells. These ones are often rung by 2 ringers, with the second person ringing the big bell separately from the medium and small ones.
Thanks so much for uploading and sharing, truly beautiful and TALENT is needed. Only Satan's spawn would not love the sound of the church bells. Cheers from Canada
Russian orthodox bells are rung to a particular "method." Typically, the big bell produces a relatively slow beat, the medium bells are rung about twice as fast as this, and the small bells are then rung about twice as fast as the medium ones. I think it's called Trezvon. Rather like percussion music, the emphasis is more on the rhythm rather than the bells harmonising with each other (unlike most English church bells), but these ones are particularly tuneful.
Christ is Risen! Beautiful bell ringing
Благодарю за прекрасный праздничный звон! Звуки колоколов чудесные. Христос Воскресе!
Soul Food 🙌🕊️💛🙌
So glad I stumbled upon this, simply marvelous! Have never seen someone up in a tower working all the bells by hand like this, mine blowing, really!
It's usual with Eastern Orthodox for one, two or 3 bell ringers to ring a large number of bells. These ones are often rung by 2 ringers, with the second person ringing the big bell separately from the medium and small ones.
That's really nice quality. Even with a bit lating, I wish you happy and blesses Easter. Hristos Voskrese!
Christ is Risen!
Волшебно🔔🔔🔔👍
Thanks so much for uploading and sharing, truly beautiful and TALENT is needed. Only Satan's spawn would not love the sound of the church bells. Cheers from Canada
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GOD IS LOVE!❤
Here in 2024, Christ is Risen!☦️❤️
Wish us catholics had these bells!
Is there a name to the piece played?
No that's the beauty of it they don't do anything with it and it's all random. The bells aren't even in scale.😊
Russian orthodox bells are rung to a particular "method." Typically, the big bell produces a relatively slow beat, the medium bells are rung about twice as fast as this, and the small bells are then rung about twice as fast as the medium ones. I think it's called Trezvon. Rather like percussion music, the emphasis is more on the rhythm rather than the bells harmonising with each other (unlike most English church bells), but these ones are particularly tuneful.
Как по мне, так звон а ля греческий получился, минорный. Не в русской традиции. У нас на Пасху твердый, уверенный и неизменный мажор!