Compared to this, the Mary Bell (lovely called "Merg" or "Märch" by locals) in Ratingen's St. Peter and Paul church in western Germany (close to Düsseldorf) is very light at not even 4 tons but it is considered to be one of the medieval bells with the most beautiful sound. There is a legend about this bell too: It is said, that during the 17th century during the 30 Years War, the bell (and 2 other medieval bells as well) were hidden somewhere in the forest so that enemy troops would not take them to cast their cannons, but the people didn't wrote down where they hid them. War and plague made it, that over the years knowledge of these bells was lost, until a farmer who searched for truffles with his pigs found it, when the pigs were digging in the ground.
Aber da ich beim Grassmayr mal gearbeitet habe, weiß ich dass es eigentlich eine gute Arbeit aber eine schlechte Arbeitsstelle ist, deshalb hoffe ich, dass die Firma Grassmayr bald ein ende finden wird
@@bricology ха-ха, русские пьют водку вместо чая на завтрак, едут на медведях на работу по утрам, а по вечерам вместе с медведем играют на балалайке, а еще летом на юге России минус 40, дети играют с матрешками и боготворят Ленина
Biggest Bell Chimes: 0:54 Great George (Bristol, England, UK) 1:35 Big Ben (London, England, UK) 2:23 Bell of Mount Tabor (Lower Galilee, Israel) 3:07 Saint Peter's Bell (Cologne, Germany) 4:01 Great Bell (Bucharest, Romania) 4:40 World Peace Bell (Newport, Kentucky, USA) 5:25 Sysoi Bell (Rostov, Russia) 6:09 Blagovestnik Bell (Sergiyev Posad, Russia) 6:52 Gotemba Bell (Gotemba, Japan) 7:38 Great Uspenky Bell (Moscow, Russia) 8:28 Tsarsky Kolokol (Sergiyev Posad, Russia) 9:05 Chion-in Temple Bell (Kyoto, Japan) 9:48 Mingun Bell (Mingun, Myanmar) 10:27 Bell of Good Luck (Pingdingshan, Henan, China)
"It is the 6th largest bell in the UK" would imply there should be exactly 5 other UK bells in this list, but there weren't. Innsbruck is in Austria, not Germany. Several bells from Austria and Germany are larger than the ones listed here. Many bells from all over the world are larger than number 15.
Hell I've seen similar sized bells as 15 in rural areas of japan in old small wooden gazebo like structures holding the old bell just a foot or two off the ground. In fact I would like to have a similar bell of my own like that. Mounted low in a pagoda just a few feet wider than the bell constructed out of concrete and steel I beams so it will still be standing 500 years from now, specially if I put it in a remote wooded area like my grandmas house.
This video is full of bs information. I'm guessing they're just reading off a list they found on some bullshit website rather than actually doing some research.
Very incomplete information considering that the lightest bell on the list weighs 9.5 tons. Many bells of Russia are missing from the list, in particular: - In Rostov Veliky, next to Sysoi, there is a "Polyeleo" bell of 16 tons; - The bells of the Moscow Kremlin "Reut" - 32 tons and "Voskresny" - 13 tons are not specified; - Big bell of the Savvino-Storozhevsky monastery in Zvenigshorod - 37 tons; - In the Nikolo-Ugreshsky Monastery near Moscow, the bell is 19 tons; - Bells of the Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow - "Big Solemn" bell - 29.8 tons, Festive bell - 15.8 tons, Polyeleos bell - 10.4 tons. This is not a complete list of bells heavier than 10 tons, not mentioned in this video! - - - Очень неполная информация, если учесть, что самый лёгкий колокол в списке весит 9,5 тонн. В перечне отсутствуют много колоколов России, в частности: - В Ростове Великом (Россия) рядом с Сысоем висит "Полиелейный" колокол весом 16 тонн; - Не указаны колокола Московского Кремля "Реут" (Ревун) - 32 тонны и «Воскресный» - 13 тонн; - Большой колокол Саввино-Сторожевского монастыря в г.Звенигород - 37 тонн; - В Николо-угрешском монастре под Москвой колокол 19 тонн; - Колокола Храма Христа Спасителя в Москве - "Большой Торжественный" колокол - 29,8 тонн, Праздничный (воскресный) колокол - 15,8 тонн, Полиелейный колокол - 10,4 тонн. Это далеко не полный список не упомянутых в данном видео колоколов тяжелее 10 тонн!
I much prefer the sound of swinging bells than bells where only the tongue moves. There is something about the swaying sound and the uneven ringing that gives me chills
There is a bigger bell than the Great George Bell that isn't in this video. The Maria Gloriosa in the Erfurt Cathederal in Central Germany weighs 11.45 tons and is the world's biggest medieval free-swinging bell. The bell is sometimes also called "Queen of all Bells" due to it's size and it's glorious sound. It has a diameter of 2.56 meters and is 2.62 meters high.
Yes, the list seems to be incomplete and therefore the numbers of order are not correct. Not only the famous "Gloriosa" in Erfurt is missing, but also the "Gloriosa" in Frankfurt (11950 kg) and "Christus Salvator" in Monastery Scheyern (10100 kg). I assume there exist some more bells in this wighting class.
Yup. "Zygmunt" from Kraków, Poland, made in XVI century, also wight 11 tonnes. So, bigger than Great George Bell, yet not included. Recently it was surpassed "Maryja Bogurodzica" ("Mary Mother of God") bell in Licheń as the largest bell in Poland. It waight 14,7 tonnes, so it is bigger than Big Ben. Still, not on the list. Someone does not done homework right.
another enormous bell is the "Campana della Pace", in Rovereto, Italy. this enormous bell weighs 22 tons and was made at the end of WW1 with the bronze of many captured Austro-Hungarian cannons. every evening, this bell rings for the fallen of WW1
@rmvmarcy9989 Sorry, it weighs 11 tons. 22,000 pounds. Not 22 tons. Most countries lie about the weight of their bells, and often people are too quick to make up a number that is incorrect. The Kyoto Buddhist temple bell weighs in at 7 tons, but everyone is calling it SEVENTY tons. And that was cast in 1636. Cheers!
Point No. 1: Innsbruck is not in Germany. A certain Austrian-born leader of Germany had different ideas about that, but let's leave Innsbruck to the Austrians. Point No. 2: Speaking of Austria. The "Pummerin" bell in St. Stephen's Cathedral Vienna weighs in at an impressive 21 metric tons. Why isn't she on this list?
The painter wasnt the only one that wanted unification. After all, why should Hessen or Holstein be parts of Germany? But it is all in EU now so the painter got his wish......
@@andrekrieten5799 The Sigismund Bell is 500 years old, founded by the penultimate king of Poland and the Grand Duke of Lithuania from the Jagiellonian Dynasty, ZYGMUNT I OLD, and the bell of Mary the Mother of God was built in 1999 in the Basilica of Our Lady of Licheń. the bell of zygmunt was made in Krakow by Hans Beham of Nuremberg, a bell founder in 1520, and the bell of Mary the Mother of God was made in Italy in Capannini's bell foundry. But these two bells were commissioned by Pole
Americans and geography doesn't mix right. Kudos to their education system. I would die of shame... Innsbruck Germany.... autsch... Haben wir Tirol wieder eingedeutscht?
@@Ethan.YT. and these ppl are right. whatever folksdeutsches says, austria is grossdeutschland, austria took german nazims welcome and did hitlerstuff as well. austria=germany
IMPORTANT: Grassmayr Bell Foundry is located in Innsbruck, AUSTRIA, NOT Germany. Innsbruck is the Capital of Tyrol, which is a federal state of Austria!
There are missing some bells that are heavier than number 15, for example the "Salvatorglocke" at the German abbey of Scheyern (10,1 t), the "Friedensglocke" in Mösern in Austria (10,18 t), "Maria Gloriosa" at the German cathedral of Erfurt (11,45 t), the "Salvatorglocke" at the Austrian cathedral of Salzburg, the "Pummerin" at the Austrian "Stephansdom" of Vienna (20,13 t) and so on...
There's actually one bigger that the Tsar Bell, The Great Bell of Dhammazedi which at 300-320 tons is nearly 50% heavier. Unfortunately it's currently lost at the bottom of a river; after a Portuguese Warlord stole it from it's temple to have it melted down into cannons, the ship thankfully sank taking the bell with it - and theoretically preserving it from destruction - but the bell's actual location is still undetermined, so finding it and returning to the temple is still a dream for right now.
6:05 I was sitting on the toilet at 3:43 a.m. and I was damn near crying trying to hold back hysterical laughter from my family because how unexpectedly distorted the bell was
@@mikebe2090 God is in control. and your right. to some he will rapture. but to the others, he will rupture them to pieces for their wicked ways ; ) may peace, love, truth, and righteousness prevail.
So... France's largest bell weighs 18.3 tons, but eh, no need to list it, right? Funnily enough, the blurred image used for transition is... a picture of the church it is in, the Sacré Coeur, in Paris. Yeah, all fine...
I'm surprised Emmanuel, the great bell of cathedral Notre Dame of Paris, was not included. It weighs 13.5 tonnes, has a 500 kg clapper and is noted for its low fundamental tone, I believe the lowest of any bell in Europe.
You missed one in Arandas Jalisco Mexico called "Reyna del Silencio" (The Queen of Silence), weighting almost 17 tons. It should be the 7th biggest in the world, and the biggest one in the L.atin America
You're wrong. "Reina del Silencio" actually weights 15 tons and there are much bigger bells in Germany, where I live. For example the biggest bell in my city is called "Dicke Pitter" (Fat Peter) and it weights 24 tons. I'm from Cologne and I have heard the sound of this bell a lot of times.
In addition, Korea's Divine Bell of King Seongdeok weighs 19 tons, which is less heavy than other bells, but there is a large bell made in 771. The height is about 3-4 m.
@@jxmai7687 That's actually wrong... Just because you might not be able to perceive super low bass frequencies as loud, there is still plenty of sound pressure to royally screw over your hearing. Earplugs are cheap insurance. Once your hearing is gone, it's gone, and it's never coming back.
I have often wondered as to how they cast such huge bells. It must be in one go, it can’t be cast in stages. How is the mould made. Would like to see a video of bell casting in full.
They are cast in one go with a large amount of preparation or the cast fail which happens sometimes. The molds are normally to main pieces one inner mold and the outer mold, and the cavity between the two is the bell when cast. The hardest part is making the designen like text and pictures so that they transfer to the finished design. Make a bell especially a big one take a lot of time and good chunk of skill.
My husband was a Scottish Highlander. During WWII, he would sometimes go up to a certain hill in the Highlands and from that hill, he could hear Big Ben.
@@lose8447 well, it's pretty natural: Guineith's husband got on the top of the hill and it turned out that the bell both with him were on the relatively same height (to sea level), much higher than London's noise and bleating scottish sheep. Distance between them was also minimal while at the hill (on the ground it is triangle's hypotenuse, whereas on the top it is triangle's leg).
Morphed like clay... The soul and Ego become one. Your Soul's Resonance is nigh, my friend. What a blessing it is that I was able to hear it just before the crescendo...
yes they made a mistake there, the greek monastery is very close and both sites are dedicated to the Transfiguration so while they were looking for footage they found this clip and thought it was the greek monastery,but they should had paid more attention..
@@nasribassous9994 ;-) ,a bonus fact...the bell in that Greek monastery that is mentioned in the video, is suspended from a metal stracture made by a Greek firm, they only make small bells and other stuff (croses-lights-automations) for churches but they were chosen to make the structure and the electric mechanism for this bell because they really wanted to make something outside of Greece and so they made the best offer (or maybe the cheapest)
Come and visit Liverpool Cathedral in the UK to see some heavy metal! The largest change ringing bells in the world surrounding the second largest Bourdon bell in the world - Great George. All bought and paid for by one man, who's ashes are in a casket in the ringing room.
I think you may have made a typo, Great George is not the 2nd heaviest Bourdon bell in the world but the UK, discounting the Olympic bell, Great Paul is the heaviest and if you type it in TH-cam you will see my video of it ringing in 2000. Most of the bells on the video sound like crap anyway. Sadly great George is only tolled , what a waste, would love to see her swung, a truly magnificent Taylor masterpiece.
So apparently there is a sweet spot that you want to have struck when ringing the bell. Techs make sure that the striker is mounted properly for the best sound. Once these bells are run for years on end, that inside part of the bell wall starts wearing down. Many large old bells are high up in massive complex towers and trying to get a tech up there to rework the bell wall would be nuts and a crazy process to complete en situ so the bells get rotated depending on how much "mileage" and wear from use that they get. That way the wear pattern stays nice and even and you keep getting to hear that lovely sound and not some crazy thunk or something. PS: that Deutscher bell really should be better cared for. Did you guys hear how dull it sounded and see all the dust fall off?
"Great Bell of Dhammazedi is the largest bell ever creted in our history. Casted in Miyanmar on 5 February 1484 by the order of King Dhammazedi of Hanthawaddy Pegu, this magnificent bell weighted staggering 327 tons."
"The Sacred Bell of Great King Seongdeok" in Gyeongju in South Korea is 18.9 ton built in 771. "World Peace Bell" in hwacheon(right next to DMZ) in South Korea is 37.5 ton. It is made of bullet shell from 60 countries that had history of conflicts.
Pretty ironic considering how many millions the South Korean totalitarian government killed before and after the Korean war, just ask the poor people of Jeju
Ya, when im rich instead of a rocket, ill have a collectiom of bells and even the worlds largest. Every holiday (no matter the religion) would have a song played with them.
Hello. Fantastic! In my country we cannot compete. On our countryside our bell towers have not big bells. Our bell towers are mainly made of wood. Thank you. Have a good day. Matti
Poorly researched. I know of two bells that are larger than your No. 15 and are not mentioned - Pummerin in Viennas St. Stephens Cathedral (20 tons) and Concordia 2000 at Kronplatz in South Tyrol (18 tons). So if you're doing a "15 largest something" Video, just do your homework.
For me these are the last big bells with a really beautiful and harmonic sound: 3:07, 4:02 and 5:33 . You can get credit for making a really big bell, but if you're not careful, it will sound like a giant soup pot out of tune. Also where's the pummerin? Maria Dolens? Salvarorglocke from Salzburg?
1:55 Innsbruck is a town in Tyrol/Austria, NOT Germany ;-) Best known for international ski long jump meetings and championships.
In Amerika ist Innsbruck Deutsch ^^
Ich glaub manche in Amerika denken auch das die Mauer noch steht 😂
Hab mich auch gefragt, ob wir mal wieder einmarschiert sind, aber dann hätte doch was auf Google gestanden :D
@@klausgustavfeuer529 in Amerika is Innsbruck Österreich...is einfach so
@@eddiehelldorado vielleicht haben die nur Karten aus 1938 ^^
Anyone else amazed at the fact few of these bell ringers wear headphones?
I noticed. Either they're deaf and sound means nothing.. though I'm sure they 'feel' it.
Probably half-deaf already, so it doesnt matter ))
I already knew people had to wear headphones at the bellfry when big ben is ringing
The fact is that low frequencies do not harm the ear
Lot of them probably use earplugs
this is litterally another version of i dont need sleep, i need answer
Compared to this, the Mary Bell (lovely called "Merg" or "Märch" by locals) in Ratingen's St. Peter and Paul church in western Germany (close to Düsseldorf) is very light at not even 4 tons but it is considered to be one of the medieval bells with the most beautiful sound.
There is a legend about this bell too: It is said, that during the 17th century during the 30 Years War, the bell (and 2 other medieval bells as well) were hidden somewhere in the forest so that enemy troops would not take them to cast their cannons, but the people didn't wrote down where they hid them. War and plague made it, that over the years knowledge of these bells was lost, until a farmer who searched for truffles with his pigs found it, when the pigs were digging in the ground.
that is a completely believable account, many things of value were buried to keep the enemy from destroying it.
1.56 since when is Innsbruck in Germany? 🤣
Der Innsbruck ist in mein Heimatland Österreich und nicht Deutschland xD
Denks mir ja a
Aber da ich beim Grassmayr mal gearbeitet habe, weiß ich dass es eigentlich eine gute Arbeit aber eine schlechte Arbeitsstelle ist, deshalb hoffe ich, dass die Firma Grassmayr bald ein ende finden wird
Since attac of fire country
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can we just talk about the guys standing inside the bell and ring it?! Im impressed that their eardrums dont rip apart
A half-liter of vodka is all the hearing protection he needs.
@@bricology ха-ха, русские пьют водку вместо чая на завтрак, едут на медведях на работу по утрам, а по вечерам вместе с медведем играют на балалайке, а еще летом на юге России минус 40, дети играют с матрешками и боготворят Ленина
100% true @@daniil1746
and what if the bell snaps off and falls on them
These are the same kind of guys who would stand with their head inside the big bass speaker at a rave
Biggest Bell Chimes:
0:54 Great George (Bristol, England, UK)
1:35 Big Ben (London, England, UK)
2:23 Bell of Mount Tabor (Lower Galilee, Israel)
3:07 Saint Peter's Bell (Cologne, Germany)
4:01 Great Bell (Bucharest, Romania)
4:40 World Peace Bell (Newport, Kentucky, USA)
5:25 Sysoi Bell (Rostov, Russia)
6:09 Blagovestnik Bell (Sergiyev Posad, Russia)
6:52 Gotemba Bell (Gotemba, Japan)
7:38 Great Uspenky Bell (Moscow, Russia)
8:28 Tsarsky Kolokol (Sergiyev Posad, Russia)
9:05 Chion-in Temple Bell (Kyoto, Japan)
9:48 Mingun Bell (Mingun, Myanmar)
10:27 Bell of Good Luck (Pingdingshan, Henan, China)
Please release the bells for Ukraine stop war
Bruh
why is the last, largest bell in the world, which stands in Moscow, not indicated?
@@HyndusSidArtStudioCz For Russia, bc Ukraine started war.
Where is the last?
We have a amazing sounding bell here in Krakow. Its called Dzwon Zygmunta and weight 11 tons. Every time I hear this I got goosebumps.
Over 12 tons
Who cares, Russia's superior.
w Licheniu jest większy prawie 15 ton Dzwon Maryja Bogurodzica
The Royal Zygmund bell It weighs 16500 KG
Thanks for sharing
I love big bells, and I cannot lie.
you other brothers cant deny
...such a stud! I'm glad you like big bells
@@rodneyjweltham150 Love me a big "clapper" too... #IfYaKnowWhatIMean
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Sir glockenspiel a lot
"It is the 6th largest bell in the UK" would imply there should be exactly 5 other UK bells in this list, but there weren't.
Innsbruck is in Austria, not Germany. Several bells from Austria and Germany are larger than the ones listed here.
Many bells from all over the world are larger than number 15.
Hell I've seen similar sized bells as 15 in rural areas of japan in old small wooden gazebo like structures holding the old bell just a foot or two off the ground. In fact I would like to have a similar bell of my own like that. Mounted low in a pagoda just a few feet wider than the bell constructed out of concrete and steel I beams so it will still be standing 500 years from now, specially if I put it in a remote wooded area like my grandmas house.
And... Made in Germany 🇩🇪 no Austria 😁😊
@@kishascape It won't ring as nicely as a bronze bell, though. This is why so many bells are made of bronze.
@@agstyle9919 that doesn't change the fact that insbruck is in Austria
This video is full of bs information. I'm guessing they're just reading off a list they found on some bullshit website rather than actually doing some research.
Very incomplete information considering that the lightest bell on the list weighs 9.5 tons. Many bells of Russia are missing from the list, in particular:
- In Rostov Veliky, next to Sysoi, there is a "Polyeleo" bell of 16 tons;
- The bells of the Moscow Kremlin "Reut" - 32 tons and "Voskresny" - 13 tons are not specified;
- Big bell of the Savvino-Storozhevsky monastery in Zvenigshorod - 37 tons;
- In the Nikolo-Ugreshsky Monastery near Moscow, the bell is 19 tons;
- Bells of the Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow - "Big Solemn" bell - 29.8 tons, Festive bell - 15.8 tons, Polyeleos bell - 10.4 tons.
This is not a complete list of bells heavier than 10 tons, not mentioned in this video!
- - -
Очень неполная информация, если учесть, что самый лёгкий колокол в списке весит 9,5 тонн. В перечне отсутствуют много колоколов России, в частности:
- В Ростове Великом (Россия) рядом с Сысоем висит "Полиелейный" колокол весом 16 тонн;
- Не указаны колокола Московского Кремля "Реут" (Ревун) - 32 тонны и «Воскресный» - 13 тонн;
- Большой колокол Саввино-Сторожевского монастыря в г.Звенигород - 37 тонн;
- В Николо-угрешском монастре под Москвой колокол 19 тонн;
- Колокола Храма Христа Спасителя в Москве - "Большой Торжественный" колокол - 29,8 тонн, Праздничный (воскресный) колокол - 15,8 тонн, Полиелейный колокол - 10,4 тонн.
Это далеко не полный список не упомянутых в данном видео колоколов тяжелее 10 тонн!
A Messina si trova la campana del Sacrario dei caduti di Cristo Re del peso di 13 tonnellate.
I much prefer the sound of swinging bells than bells where only the tongue moves. There is something about the swaying sound and the uneven ringing that gives me chills
It's sound of structure out of chaos.
There is a bigger bell than the Great George Bell that isn't in this video.
The Maria Gloriosa in the Erfurt Cathederal in Central Germany weighs 11.45 tons and is the world's biggest medieval free-swinging bell.
The bell is sometimes also called "Queen of all Bells" due to it's size and it's glorious sound.
It has a diameter of 2.56 meters and is 2.62 meters high.
Yes, the list seems to be incomplete and therefore the numbers of order are not correct. Not only the famous "Gloriosa" in Erfurt is missing, but also the "Gloriosa" in Frankfurt (11950 kg) and "Christus Salvator" in Monastery Scheyern (10100 kg). I assume there exist some more bells in this wighting class.
Yup. "Zygmunt" from Kraków, Poland, made in XVI century, also wight 11 tonnes. So, bigger than Great George Bell, yet not included.
Recently it was surpassed "Maryja Bogurodzica" ("Mary Mother of God") bell in Licheń as the largest bell in Poland. It waight 14,7 tonnes, so it is bigger than Big Ben. Still, not on the list.
Someone does not done homework right.
Awesome thanks for sharing. I would love to know how they casted it.
sound is glorious indeed
I wonder why the two churches in Erfurt are Catholic. The big bell in Cologne Cathedral is heavier: it weighs 24 tons.
another enormous bell is the "Campana della Pace", in Rovereto, Italy. this enormous bell weighs 22 tons and was made at the end of WW1 with the bronze of many captured Austro-Hungarian cannons. every evening, this bell rings for the fallen of WW1
Meraviglioso! Grazie! I had no idea!
Every evening it makes 100 chimes, annoying an entire valley.
@@dadoVRC actually 137 times
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@rmvmarcy9989 Sorry, it weighs 11 tons. 22,000 pounds. Not 22 tons. Most countries lie about the weight of their bells, and often people are too quick to make up a number that is incorrect. The Kyoto Buddhist temple bell weighs in at 7 tons, but everyone is calling it SEVENTY tons. And that was cast in 1636. Cheers!
Number 13: Talking about the Greek Orthdodox monastery, and then showing exclusively the Catholic basilica on Mount Tabor. :-)
Remember that the sound pressure level emitted by this bells is deafening, of around 120 - 130 or even more DB
Point No. 1: Innsbruck is not in Germany. A certain Austrian-born leader of Germany had different ideas about that, but let's leave Innsbruck to the Austrians.
Point No. 2: Speaking of Austria. The "Pummerin" bell in St. Stephen's Cathedral Vienna weighs in at an impressive 21 metric tons. Why isn't she on this list?
They talk about having the 6th largest British bell and then only have 2 or 3 more on the list
The painter wasnt the only one that wanted unification. After all, why should Hessen or Holstein be parts of Germany? But it is all in EU now so the painter got his wish......
My granpa needs one of those Zar bells for his retirement home when he needs to call the staff for something, he says they never hear his tiny bell
Nein, er braucht die Petersglocke
Woah
Woah
You forget about two Polish bells the first one is Zygmunt bell in Krakow 11 tons and the secound is Maryja Boburodzica bell in Lichen 19 tons
They haven't done much research it appears ;/
that wasnt polish bells....they stole it from other countrys :D :D :D
@@andrekrieten5799 The Sigismund Bell is 500 years old, founded by the penultimate king of Poland and the Grand Duke of Lithuania from the Jagiellonian Dynasty, ZYGMUNT I OLD, and the bell of Mary the Mother of God was built in 1999 in the Basilica of Our Lady of Licheń. the bell of zygmunt was made in Krakow by Hans Beham of Nuremberg, a bell founder in 1520, and the bell of Mary the Mother of God was made in Italy in Capannini's bell foundry. But these two bells were commissioned by Pole
Actually just Sigismund, because Bogurodzica was made in Italy and just hangs in Poland
2:23
"Double King" animation flashbacks
My goodness, Innsbruck in Germany..... Unbelievable. And you forgot the pummerin in Stephans cathedral in Vienna, Austria.
the kind of thing that makes you go "ok never suggest videos from this channel ever again"
@@romainthblt yeah
i had to doubletake at that LMAO like wait a minute, Innsbruck Germany?????
Americans and geography doesn't mix right. Kudos to their education system. I would die of shame... Innsbruck Germany.... autsch... Haben wir Tirol wieder eingedeutscht?
This video trigged me enough to start fact checking and blaming TH-cam videos .. the ammount of BS Here is insane
I'm amazed they don't wear earplugs when they are chiming the things from the inside.
They are already deaf 🤣
@@Coliekokker Yeah. Who needs earplugs when you can't hear.
Pretty sure, they hear the bell ringing, even when bells arent rings. Which means, every living moments.
At that point you’re not worried about going deaf, you’re worried about your brain vibrating until it’s a smoothie
Huh?
Innsbruck is in Austria 🇦🇹 not in Germany 🇩🇪
You are all germans, same nations 🇩🇪🇦🇹🇨🇭
@@M_phantooomm No
@@ober7250 yes u are, you won't fool us again adolf.
Well Adolf Hitller is from Austria but people think he is from Germany
@@Ethan.YT. and these ppl are right. whatever folksdeutsches says, austria is grossdeutschland, austria took german nazims welcome and did hitlerstuff as well. austria=germany
I like how in some clips there's literally just a dude standing in the bell as it's ringing, probably gets his ear drums destroyed.
I saw no one wearing ear protection....kind of amazing
The visitors at Cologne Cathedral (3:00) do wear ear protection. Man-powered was this bell anyway never.
This is what I meant when I say I love heavy metal music😊
I like the bells in Russia and in the UK🇬🇧🇷🇺❤️
IMPORTANT: Grassmayr Bell Foundry is located in Innsbruck, AUSTRIA, NOT Germany. Innsbruck is the Capital of Tyrol, which is a federal state of Austria!
Yes, but it is a German place, just that it is in Austria, but in Germany within Austria, but just a little so that Austria wins.
There are missing some bells that are heavier than number 15, for example the "Salvatorglocke" at the German abbey of Scheyern (10,1 t), the "Friedensglocke" in Mösern in Austria (10,18 t), "Maria Gloriosa" at the German cathedral of Erfurt (11,45 t), the "Salvatorglocke" at the Austrian cathedral of Salzburg, the "Pummerin" at the Austrian "Stephansdom" of Vienna (20,13 t) and so on...
also Emmanuel at Paris 13,2t, la Savoyarde (Paris ) 18,8t, Pummerin 20t Concordia 2000 18t Rovereto bell (21t)
The Pummerin has 22,5 t
@@blueberrypicker7824 No, that's too much.
Also the one in Saint Panteleimonas Monastery Agio Oros Greece of 13 tn
He didnt know anyway
There's actually one bigger that the Tsar Bell, The Great Bell of Dhammazedi which at 300-320 tons is nearly 50% heavier. Unfortunately it's currently lost at the bottom of a river; after a Portuguese Warlord stole it from it's temple to have it melted down into cannons, the ship thankfully sank taking the bell with it - and theoretically preserving it from destruction - but the bell's actual location is still undetermined, so finding it and returning to the temple is still a dream for right now.
ive read tsar as taco and I bursted out laughing
not temple, It's from Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon.
6:05 I was sitting on the toilet at 3:43 a.m. and I was damn near crying trying to hold back hysterical laughter from my family because how unexpectedly distorted the bell was
The Bell was not distorted today's technology is not capable of recording such beautiful frequencies and vibrations
Me: do you have eardrums?
Russians: Whats that? i cant hear you
Boy,those bell ringers either have excellent concealed earplugs, or good medical insurance! I'm cringing at the sight of them inside the bell! 🔔 👂🙉
Huh?
Or raptured ear drums from so many times they rung it.
I think you mean ruptured 👍
@@mikebe2090 God is in control. and your right.
to some he will rapture.
but to the others, he will rupture them to pieces for their wicked ways ; )
may peace, love, truth, and righteousness prevail.
They are deaf already. They must see the clapper hitting the bell to know it's ringing.
0:14 if it rings, they'd be deaf lol
So... France's largest bell weighs 18.3 tons, but eh, no need to list it, right?
Funnily enough, the blurred image used for transition is... a picture of the church it is in, the Sacré Coeur, in Paris.
Yeah, all fine...
All church bells should start to ring around the world.
I'm surprised Emmanuel, the great bell of cathedral Notre Dame of Paris, was not included. It weighs 13.5 tonnes, has a 500 kg clapper and is noted for its low fundamental tone, I believe the lowest of any bell in Europe.
It seems the far-eastern bells have very low tones. Is it because of the shape?
Truly some significant realms of 1) Artwork, 2) Sound, and 3) Physical Mathematics in each one. Truly Awesome.
You missed one in Arandas Jalisco Mexico called "Reyna del Silencio" (The Queen of Silence), weighting almost 17 tons. It should be the 7th biggest in the world, and the biggest one in the L.atin America
You're wrong. "Reina del Silencio" actually weights 15 tons and there are much bigger bells in Germany, where I live. For example the biggest bell in my city is called "Dicke Pitter" (Fat Peter) and it weights 24 tons. I'm from Cologne and I have heard the sound of this bell a lot of times.
The list is incorrect, the "Pummerin" (St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna) with a weight of 20,1 tons is missing!
Go cry!
Uhm, I'm in tears, I've finally found the best video ever put on TH-cam, and ever created.
In addition, Korea's Divine Bell of King Seongdeok weighs 19 tons, which is less heavy than other bells, but there is a large bell made in 771. The height is about 3-4 m.
I have two questions, 1) why are none of these bell-ringers wearing hearing protection? 2) is that the downton abbey theme playing in the background?
because the bigger they are will have a lower frequency and weaker sound, that is why those Church bell did make louder and clearer sound.
@@jxmai7687 That's actually wrong... Just because you might not be able to perceive super low bass frequencies as loud, there is still plenty of sound pressure to royally screw over your hearing. Earplugs are cheap insurance. Once your hearing is gone, it's gone, and it's never coming back.
@@ryano.5149 damn u givin me the spooks
@@calvitocalvon1711 Nothing to be afraid of! Earplugs are cheap!
@@ryano.5149 heck yea
Reminding everyone on Earth to go to church.
I have often wondered as to how they cast such huge bells. It must be in one go, it can’t be cast in stages. How is the mould made. Would like to see a video of bell casting in full.
They are cast in one go with a large amount of preparation or the cast fail which happens sometimes. The molds are normally to main pieces one inner mold and the outer mold, and the cavity between the two is the bell when cast. The hardest part is making the designen like text and pictures so that they transfer to the finished design. Make a bell especially a big one take a lot of time and good chunk of skill.
Andrei Rublev movie talk about that
Great Vid! You should make a part 2 because there are more bells that should be recognized!
Innsbruck is situated in Austria 🇦🇹 and not in Germany😉
My husband was a Scottish Highlander. During WWII, he would sometimes go up to a certain hill in the Highlands and from that hill, he could hear Big Ben.
How is that possible?
@@lose8447 well, it's pretty natural: Guineith's husband got on the top of the hill and it turned out that the bell both with him were on the relatively same height (to sea level), much higher than London's noise and bleating scottish sheep. Distance between them was also minimal while at the hill (on the ground it is triangle's hypotenuse, whereas on the top it is triangle's leg).
@@Bundeswehrujuschtschiy it aint on a hill it is with westmenster
Sigmunt's Bell, Royal Castle in Cracow, Poland, 11,5 tons! Number 14!!!
Krakow
HA ERWISCHT ! unsere Glocke im Kölner Dom" der dicke Pitter" gehört auch dazu.
KLASSE und Grüße aus Cologne/Köln.
simply love to listen to the chime of the bell
Did you know the bells help make our communities healthy and the sound runs demons away from us❤
Wow my goodness, God bless the hands make these bells.
Morphed like clay... The soul and Ego become one. Your Soul's Resonance is nigh, my friend. What a blessing it is that I was able to hear it just before the crescendo...
2:14 The "Greek monastery" shown in the video is actually the catholic monastery of transfiguration.
yes they made a mistake there, the greek monastery is very close and both sites are dedicated to the Transfiguration so while they were looking for footage they found this clip and thought it was the greek monastery,but they should had paid more attention..
@@vasopel yes exactly! I visited both btw...
@@nasribassous9994 ;-) ,a bonus fact...the bell in that Greek monastery that is mentioned in the video, is suspended from a metal stracture made by a Greek firm, they only make small bells and other stuff (croses-lights-automations) for churches but they were chosen to make the structure and the electric mechanism for this bell because they really wanted to make something outside of Greece and so they made the best offer (or maybe the cheapest)
@@vasopel Nice! Very interesting to know! Thanks. I'm actually from Bethlehem and I'm really into that stuff😁
@@nasribassous9994 ;-)
The people ringing the bells don't have ear protection, so, do they even have any hearing left?
In France at "Basilica of Sacré Coeur of Montmartre" there's the biggest bell of France named "La Savoyarde" built in 1891 it's 18,3T
Great video!
Fun fact: The "Petersglocke" or "Peter Bell" in the Colgne Cathedral is callesd "Dicker Pitter" by the locals, wich means "The Fat Peter".
I love how after the bells reach a certain size, the microphones just give up and won't even try to record the tolls properly.
A good chunk of these bells weigh more than most tanks
Tsar Bell looks like the ULTIMATE SUPER GLUE CHALLENGE!
Come and visit Liverpool Cathedral in the UK to see some heavy metal! The largest change ringing bells in the world surrounding the second largest Bourdon bell in the world - Great George. All bought and paid for by one man, who's ashes are in a casket in the ringing room.
I think you may have made a typo, Great George is not the 2nd heaviest Bourdon bell in the world but the UK, discounting the Olympic bell, Great Paul is the heaviest and if you type it in TH-cam you will see my video of it ringing in 2000.
Most of the bells on the video sound like crap anyway.
Sadly great George is only tolled , what a waste, would love to see her swung, a truly magnificent Taylor masterpiece.
So apparently there is a sweet spot that you want to have struck when ringing the bell. Techs make sure that the striker is mounted properly for the best sound. Once these bells are run for years on end, that inside part of the bell wall starts wearing down. Many large old bells are high up in massive complex towers and trying to get a tech up there to rework the bell wall would be nuts and a crazy process to complete en situ so the bells get rotated depending on how much "mileage" and wear from use that they get. That way the wear pattern stays nice and even and you keep getting to hear that lovely sound and not some crazy thunk or something.
PS: that Deutscher bell really should be better cared for. Did you guys hear how dull it sounded and see all the dust fall off?
"Great Bell of Dhammazedi is the largest bell ever creted in our history. Casted in Miyanmar on 5 February 1484 by the order of King Dhammazedi of Hanthawaddy Pegu, this magnificent bell weighted staggering 327 tons."
I'm kind of amazed that 2 million people are interested in Big Bells 🔔 lol. They are beautiful and super cool though!
Ringing huge bells with no hearing protection, nice!
The fact is that low frequencies do not harm the ear
Some of these sure do ring a bell
Great video.
The baby hitting that bell with a piece of wood made me react with a big fat " WTF ?".😄😆
You missed out the London Olympic Bell, at 22 tons, the largest harmonically-tuned bell in the world.
"The Sacred Bell of Great King Seongdeok" in Gyeongju in South Korea is 18.9 ton built in 771.
"World Peace Bell" in hwacheon(right next to DMZ) in South Korea is 37.5 ton. It is made of bullet shell from 60 countries that had history of conflicts.
Pretty ironic considering how many millions the South Korean totalitarian government killed before and after the Korean war, just ask the poor people of Jeju
World peace bell...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The fact that the bell weighs more then the 1948 German panzer VIII Maus tank witch is 188 tons.
I know I very detailed about it🤓
Ya, when im rich instead of a rocket, ill have a collectiom of bells and even the worlds largest. Every holiday (no matter the religion) would have a song played with them.
The first time I read the Title, it said '15 Biggest Balls in the World' LOL
You missed out the Olympic Bell in Britain. It only weighs 22 tons but is the largest harmonically tuned bell in the world
Wow
Sound waves of the bell can make calm mind and bring peace to the world !.
🌍😴😭
I honestly think big bells are scary, but so fascinating at the same time😍I really love the sound they make
Same
They are scary because people who ring them can get deaf over time. They have to protect their ears.
Well done for getting the Elizabeth tower naming correct 👏
In the cathedral of Pamplona (a city in Spain)it has rolling bells and a big bell that not swing but it weighs 10 tons
They just leave the piece of the Tsar Bell out in the open? Aren't they worried someone puts it in his pocket and walks away with it?
Amazing and how buildings are able to support such weights.
Some church towers have VERY little foundations, something to think about with that weight swinging away...
You already know it’s gonna be a good story when that good tiny music is in the background playing lightly
It's been a long time since I heard that fantastic voice, and to hear it alongside a grand video as well is always a treat.
Proud of Myanmar No.3 in the world.
In the cathedral of Toledo (Spain) it has the major bell in all the country and it weights 14 TON
Hello. Fantastic! In my country we cannot compete. On our countryside our bell towers have not big bells. Our bell towers are mainly made of wood. Thank you. Have a good day. Matti
Innsbruck is in Austria 🇦🇹 NOT in Germany 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Super information & thank you very much for sharing 👍
Poorly researched.
I know of two bells that are larger than your No. 15 and are not mentioned - Pummerin in Viennas St. Stephens Cathedral (20 tons) and Concordia 2000 at Kronplatz in South Tyrol (18 tons).
So if you're doing a "15 largest something" Video, just do your homework.
It would be interesting to hear the tzar bell.
That 286 year old bell is on the ground, on display. It was never rung.
ZvonarKalugaring channel has published an electronic bell model, if you are interested, you can search
It would be nice to actually hear what these larger bells sound like in HD rather than the garbled sounds from the woefully overwhelmed microphone.
For me these are the last big bells with a really beautiful and harmonic sound: 3:07, 4:02 and 5:33 . You can get credit for making a really big bell, but if you're not careful, it will sound like a giant soup pot out of tune.
Also where's the pummerin? Maria Dolens? Salvarorglocke from Salzburg?
Why did you skip over the 55 ton bell mentioned at 6:48?
4:33 Dude I legit have seen that bell maybe four times not knowing how important it actually was...
And now it's not anymore in that place right. It was moved somewhere else.
Só em Notre Dame
Exige estrutura super reforçada
Parabéns Engenharia
What about great George Bell in Liverpool 14 tonnes
Wait! The UKs 6th largest bell is at 15. Yet of the other 5 supposedly larger bells only Big Ben makes the list 🤷🏻♀️😂
Now I just gotta figure out how to fit one on my drumset in my studio =]
I really liked all these bell sounds