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A bell is a percussion instrument made from a hollow cup-shaped object that produces sound when struck, either by an internal clapper, an external hammer, or a loose sphere inside it. Bells matter because their curved design creates an efficient resonator that vibrates to produce a strong, clear tone when struck.
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It is catalogued under topics including Asian percussion instruments, Bells (percussion) and Campanology.
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- Bell
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- Parts of a Bell.svg
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- Parts of a typical tower bell hung for swinging:
- Instrument.background
- percussion
- Instrument.classification
- Struck idiophone
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- Bells: Percussion vessels with the vibration weakest near the vertex
- Instrument.range
- From very high to very low
- Instrument.related
- Chimes, cowbell, handbell, gong
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Skosmos: HornbostelAndSachs: Bells
mimo-db.eu →... Idiophones Struck idiophones Idiophones struck directly Percussion idiophones Percussion vessels Bells Percussion vessels, owing to the solidity and elasticity of their substance, vibrate and radiate sound when struck either with non-sonorous objects (hand, stick, striker) or against non-sonorous objects. The vibration is weakest near the vertex of the struck surface. The player creates clearly defined individual strokes. (en)
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- Instance of
- family of musical instruments
- Subclass of
- work of art
- Part of
- belfry
- Official name
- פעמון
- Manufacturer
- bell founder
- Image
- Church bell cutaway.png
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- MCN code
- 8306.10.00
- different from
- Die Glocke
- Unicode character
- 🔔
- Commons category
- Bells
- topic's main category
- Category:Bells (percussion)
- Hornbostel-Sachs classification
- 111.242
- Commons gallery
- Bell
- described at URL
- www.mimo-db.eu/HornbostelAndSachs/27
- studied by
- campanology
- P8168
- Mathenay
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- used by
- bell-ringer
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Article · Italiano
La campana è una tipologia di strumento musicale, appartenente alla classe degli , definita come contenitori, suonati con un oggetto non sonoro, in cui la vibrazione è più debole vicino al vertice. Si differenziano dai gong, in cui invece la vibrazione è più forte vicino al vertice. Nelle campane da chiesa il suono è prodotto generalmente dalla percussione di un pendolo di ferro dolce detto batacchio (o battaglio) sulle pareti interne della campana stessa. Per quanto riguarda lo strumento occidentale è solitamente in bronzo, ed è utilizzato nel mondo cristiano per scandire il tempo dai campanili delle chiese e come richiamo per funzioni, ricorrenze ed eventi riguardanti la comunità; viene suonato dai campanari.
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