The bells of Tainate (Italy) toll for the funeral of the beloved parish priest скачать в хорошем качестве

The bells of Tainate (Italy) toll for the funeral of the beloved parish priest

The church in Tainate (Italy) is dedicated to the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul and was built at the end of the 15th century on the foundations of a medieval chapel. The bell tower has bells that are still rung exclusively with strings reaching to the base of the tower. Of the three original bells cast in Milan in 1790, only the middle one remains today. The custodian of this church is the mayor of the village. g' - a' - b' Three bells played on strings, tuned in the scale of G major: minor bell recast in 1906 due to a crack original mezzanine bell cast in 1790 major bell recast for a crack in 1868 The three bells are rung on the occasion of the funeral of Father Paolo Banfi, parish priest of Noviglio from 1988 to 2003, a great lover of bells and culture. The festive ringing consists of striking a wooden keyboard, similar to that of a piano, where each key on the keyboard corresponds to a single bell. The keyboard in this case is portable, assembled for the occasion by the bell ringers. At the end of the festive ringing, a dead man's concert was performed, alternating with some festive musical interludes. The church was built on the site of an old medieval chapel in front of which peasants working in the fields used to stop. With the development of the small rural village, the church was enlarged to its current size in the second half of the 16th century, which prompted Archbishop St. Charles to grant it the title of parish. In the second half of the 19th century, the church was restored and its interior frescoed, taking on its current appearance. A decree of 4 July 1986 abolished the parishes of Mairano and Tainate, uniting them with the central parish of Noviglio. Music track: Sad Piano Drama by Cold Cinema [No Copyright Music] / Sad Moon #italy #bells #church #catholic #catholicchurch #bell #culture #concert #view #funeral #death #keyboard