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• There is a long history of bell ringing, ( campanology ).
• I was making a small edit in Campanology article and I think it misses something.
• The practice and hobby of bell-ringing is sometimes known to non-ringers as campanology.
• Royal Eijsbouts has been involved in extensive research programs in campanology ( the art of bell manufacturing ) for decades.
• A campanologist is one who studies campanology, though it is popularly mis-used to refer to a bell ringer.
• Its main note ( in campanology, its B note, and so it has the lowest tone in the world.
• Sir Arthur also had a keen interest in campanology ( bell ringing ) and he founded the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers.
• It seems to me that Russsian bell ringing tradition differs from the two described in " Campanology " : Carillon ringing and Change ringing.
• Carillon performance, carillon history and campanology, improvisation, theory, harmony, composition, arranging, part-singing, and keyboard instruction comprise the curriculum.
• In this sense, however, the word " campanology " is most often used in reference to relatively large bells, often hung in a tower.
• The recorded sound of temple bells was used in Mayuzumi Toshiro's piece " Olympic Campanology ", used to open the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games.
• To add to the entertainment, Sayers'explanations of the art of campanology ( which Wilson found himself skipping ) were transformed, through the good offices of camera and microphone, into resounding bell-ringing.
• A gift by Evelyn and Jerry Chambers in 1983 endowed the position of University Carillonist as well as practice rooms, practice keyboards, a campanology library, and international Carillon Festivals every five years from the anniversary of the Class of 1928.
• These funds were used to enlarge the instrument to a fully chromatic, five-octave instrument beginning with low G, renovation of two floors of Sather Tower for two practice keyboards, a campanology collection, and a studio for the University Carillonist.
• In 1922, he founded the world's first and most renowned international higher institute of campanology, later named after him, the Royal Carillon School " Jef Denyn " ( Dutch : " Koninklijke Beiaardschool " Jef Denyn " " ) in Mechelen.
• Such collections  such as a Flemish carillon, a Russian " zvon ", or an English " ring of bells " used for change ringing  have their own practices and challenges; and campanology is likewise the study of perfecting such instruments and composing and performing music for them.
• Our fair city boasts the oldest bells in North America, at Old North Church, and a flourishing bell-ringing subculture _ as well as a goodly number of readers introduced to change ringing by Dorothy Sayers, whose 1934 novel " The Nine Tailors " deftly weaves a primer on campanology through a murder mystery.
• In his infamous essay attacking detective fiction, " Who Cares Who Killed Roger Ackroyd ", American critic Edmund Wilson decried this novel as dull, overlong and far too detailed; describing how he skipped a lot of the prose about bell-ringing ( " a lot of information of the kind that you might expect to find in an encyclopaedia article on campanology " ), and also large amounts of Sayers'focal sleuth character, " the embarrassingly named " Lord Peter Wimsey.