Help with Identifying a method
  • Sarah jones
    2
    Hello, I'm looking for someone who knows (I most certainly don't!) about different methods. I have a recording I'm trying to identify, and wondered if any of you here can identify it for me!Unfortunately its not the best quality, I can try get some different recordings of it if required. Thank you all!
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  • Sarah jones
    2
    Forgot to add, this was recorded somewhere in London on Thursday 26th June at around 20:45. The picture on the file is just a random one from Google.
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  • Graham John
    314
    I can't hear the recording well enough, but if it was near Monument it would have been this quarter of Stedman Cinques on the day of Paul Mounsey's funeral at St Magnus.

    1271 Stedman Cinques
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  • Rosalind Martin
    39
    Hi Sarah,
    If you could find a clearere recording in which the individual bells can be made out, it might help with the diagnosis. As Stedman is one of the easier methods to hear, it should be possible to confirm Graham's answer.
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  • Cara
    3
    My ears are only picking out six bells, some plain hunting on the front 5, tenor behind, with it coming round at about 0:13 and then off again, but is that just because the recording is not good enough?
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