Edwards, George Wharton, 1859-1950 · Philadelphia, The Penn Publishing Company · leaf 60
to play,tion from Don Pasqnale,hours a few bars from theeven and a half minutes^ notes, and thus the air overrhe small hamlets siirround-is musical wi*-^ ^*- -■ ^^ of famous bell ringer was engaged ay the bells from the clavecin. ° H als played by hand and The work is very hard, rd some remarkable… … MALINES had to wind up the mechanism of the immense clock twiceeach day, and that of the carillon separately three timeseach twenty-four hours, and that it was required of himthat he should sound two strokes upon the do bellafter each quarter, to show that he was on the job, soto speak. I told him…
Churches · Chimes · Change ringing
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