Christ Church Bells
Christ Church Bells offers a detailed historical and technical examination of the bells of Christ Church, Oxford. Authored by Arthur Howard Nichols, the book delves into the fascinating world of change ringing, providing insights into the history, methods, and cultural significance of this unique art form. From the origins of the bells to the intricate techniques of campanology, Nichols explores the rich tradition of bell ringing at one of England's most prestigious institutions.
Readers will discover the evolution of bell ringing, the craftsmanship involved in bell making, and the social context in which this practice thrived. Christ Church Bells is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of music, the traditions of the Church of England, or the art of change ringing.
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