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<p>AshleyWaters: New page: Campanology is the ancient art of chuch bell ringing and is usually just referred to as &quot;bell ringing&quot;. It originated in England and is mainly practiced in the UK. There are several import...</p> <hr /> <div>Campanology is the ancient art of chuch bell ringing and is usually just referred to as &quot;bell ringing&quot;. It originated in England and is mainly practiced in the UK. There are several important distinctions between campanology and other forms of church bell ringing:<br /> <br /> 1) The bells are rund rather chimed. Ringing a bell involves rotaring the whole bell by 360 degrees. This gives a much louder sound than a chimed bell, in which the bell is swung just enough to strike the clapper.<br /> 2) The bells are rung in turn (peel) so that no two strike at once.<br /> 3) The order in which the bells are struck can be changed by ringing a &quot;method&quot;. These methods have quaint sounding names like &quot;Grandsire surprise doubles&quot;</div>

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