Wie viele Generation und Leute sogar längst verstorbene verwandte haben einst dort schon einmal gestanden und dem Klang gelauscht? Seit 1712 und dann nach 1945 wieder seit 1951. Und noch immer ist es das Metall 208 Kanonenhugeln aus dem Beschuss durch die Türken während der 2ten Türkenbelagerung...somit aus Krieg geschaffen und nun ein Symbol für Frieden und Demut...
Difficult to say. This was a test of almost all Bells in Vienna, so the other bells you hear are actually from other Viennese churches in proximity too.
Before that I witnessed the Pummerin twice upclose, during the funerals of Cardinal Koenig and Austrian President Klestil (I was guard of honor during my military service) and if I remember correctly it was not preceded by the smaller bells then. Funerals may be an exception though.
Listen to bellschurchst video "The Bells at St. Stephen's Cathedral at Vienna in Austria", or RichardAtwoodRichard "St. Stephan's Bells". You can here the C minor chord like at the beginning of this video.
@Wskrzeszacz The ones at the beginning are fom the south tower. I know their tones. and compared with that, what I hear, I can say, that theese bells are from the south tower. In german, the tones are G° c' es' f' g' b' c'' d'' f'' a'' c'''.
What a beautiful bell!
irkibby 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL , HAUNTING , LOVELY , Thank You For Sharing
MaryKreisPanuska 1 year ago
Wahnsinn, wie viele Leute da stehen! Am Kölner Dom sind ja beim Läuten der Petersglocke immer schon viele Menschen, aber hier...
grobifrank1976 2 years ago
sehr rührend, wenn nach dem Ausläuten geklatscht wird!
sanctus100 2 years ago
"Meine" geliebte Pummerin!
PaterFranziskus 2 years ago 2
Rührt mich irgendwie das Video...
Wie viele Generation und Leute sogar längst verstorbene verwandte haben einst dort schon einmal gestanden und dem Klang gelauscht? Seit 1712 und dann nach 1945 wieder seit 1951. Und noch immer ist es das Metall 208 Kanonenhugeln aus dem Beschuss durch die Türken während der 2ten Türkenbelagerung...somit aus Krieg geschaffen und nun ein Symbol für Frieden und Demut...
sarakaster 3 years ago 2
Are the other eleven bells (in the south tower) always pealed before Pummerin?
campanilefreak 3 years ago
Difficult to say. This was a test of almost all Bells in Vienna, so the other bells you hear are actually from other Viennese churches in proximity too.
Before that I witnessed the Pummerin twice upclose, during the funerals of Cardinal Koenig and Austrian President Klestil (I was guard of honor during my military service) and if I remember correctly it was not preceded by the smaller bells then. Funerals may be an exception though.
Wskrzeszacz 3 years ago
The bells you hear at the beginning are the south tower's, not other bells of vienna.
campanilefreak 3 years ago
On that particular day almost all bells of Vienna were pealed minutes before the Pummerin.
How can you know if the bells I filmed that moment are not from one of the dozens of churches near the Stephansdom?
Wskrzeszacz 3 years ago
Listen to bellschurchst video "The Bells at St. Stephen's Cathedral at Vienna in Austria", or RichardAtwoodRichard "St. Stephan's Bells". You can here the C minor chord like at the beginning of this video.
campanilefreak 3 years ago
@Wskrzeszacz The ones at the beginning are fom the south tower. I know their tones. and compared with that, what I hear, I can say, that theese bells are from the south tower. In german, the tones are G° c' es' f' g' b' c'' d'' f'' a'' c'''.
Auferstehungsglocke 11 months ago