Trebino bell
Metal, Bronze
Carillon, Single
Trebino bells are veritable works of art, crafted with bronze within the company’s foundry in the traditional way.
Considered “res sacrae” by the Church, bells are often blessed and commissioned with inscriptions that speak of the communion between earth and sky. From their bell towers, these instruments mark the time and serve as a reference for community functions, anniversaries and events. Long ago, bells were rung by bell-ringers.
Each bell represents a living patrimony of tradition from a historical, social and cultural perspective. Italy, like other European countries, has a fascinating bell heritage, characterised by a large number of bell concerts. Each bell manufactured in the Trebino foundries comes from the fusion of noble alloy 78/22 (copper and tin). The bells are always handcrafted by the bell masters as per tradition, proportioning the height, circumference, thickness and weight to confer the desired pitch to each bell.
The ringing of the bells, which dates back to antiquity, is an expression of the ecclesiastical community. It marks the hours and is a sign that accompanies liturgical celebrations, manifestations of prayer and communal piety, feast days and the mourning of the Christian community, as well as serving as a reminder to raise greetings to Mary throughout the day.
Considered “res sacrae” by the Church, bells are often blessed and commissioned with inscriptions that speak of the communion between earth and sky. From their bell towers, these instruments mark the time and serve as a reference for community functions, anniversaries and events. Long ago, bells were rung by bell-ringers.
Each bell represents a living patrimony of tradition from a historical, social and cultural perspective. Italy, like other European countries, has a fascinating bell heritage, characterised by a large number of bell concerts. Each bell manufactured in the Trebino foundries comes from the fusion of noble alloy 78/22 (copper and tin). The bells are always handcrafted by the bell masters as per tradition, proportioning the height, circumference, thickness and weight to confer the desired pitch to each bell.
The ringing of the bells, which dates back to antiquity, is an expression of the ecclesiastical community. It marks the hours and is a sign that accompanies liturgical celebrations, manifestations of prayer and communal piety, feast days and the mourning of the Christian community, as well as serving as a reminder to raise greetings to Mary throughout the day.
- Material
- Metal, Bronze
- Type
- Carillon, Single
- Support
- Wood, Metal
- Made in Italy
- Yes
