Open Directory - Arts: Music: Instruments: Percussion: Bells

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Bells and Their Music - Online book with chapters discussing the origins and historical development of bells in different cultures. Also examines founding, acoustics and ringing materials.
Campanile Music - A contemporary musical concept show, in the tradition of Stomp and Riverdance, combining handbells with percussion, choreography and comedy.
The "Ovidiu Oana" private bell collection - A photo album of a private collection of over 200 bells of various ages, from all over the world. Includes photos of bells in Romanian churches and the literature and the history of bells.
The World Peace Bell - The Bell is at the Millennium Monument in Newport, KY. Also Information about the movement to start bells ringing around the world on International Day of Peace.
Wikipedia: Bell - Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the instrument making, its use in churchs and temples from different countries, bell towers, famous bells, and gallery.

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Open Directory - Arts: Music: Instruments: Percussion: Bells: Makers

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Bellfoundry Indexes - Details of suppliers for North American carillons and chimes. Includes historical data and chronological instrumental lists for each foundry.
Church Bells - Essay discussing the development of casting and tuning techniques with reference to equal temperament and partial tones.
Keltek Trust - A charity helping churches acquire surplus and redundant bells for full-circle ringing. Provides details of available bells, frames and fittings with contact information.
Overview of the Origin and History of Russian Bell-Founding - A detailed examination of the development of bellfounding activities in Russia in the context of historical events and policies. Includes references to notable bells.
W R Outhwaite & Son - Ropemakers with visitor centre located in North Yorkshire. Includes historical overview, descriptions of techniques used and information about educational tours.

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