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Now that Verdin has cast the Spirit of Minnesota Tribute Bell, we're going to pick up a sledgehammer and take a swing or two at breaking the bell out of its mold.
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Please visit verdin.com/electronic-carillon-bells to learn more about the entire Verdin Family of Carillons, including the Schulmerich g5 Classic and Celebration instruments, the Verdin Supreme Touch, Verdin Adagio II, and Verdin Sonata.
You can also call us at 800-543-0488 to speak with one of our carillon specialists and arrange an on-site demonstration.
The industry-leading Schulmerich g5 Classic Electronic Carillon is a sophisticated musical instrument and audio system that delivers the rich sound of cast bronze bells to churches, college campuses, cemeteries, city centers, homes, and more.
This video explores various features you’ll find on the Schulmerich g5 Classic, including how to operate the carillon, schedule clock chimes, program weekly and yearly bell schedules, LAN internet connectivity, remote access using the RealVNC App on your Apple or Android device, and more.
With an expandable, onboard library of over 7,800 song files, hear examples of the 4 distinct bell voices, 8 clock chime tunes including the Westminster chime, and the 8 swinging and 25 stationary bells for custom tolls and peals.
See more about what is included with your Schulmerich g5 Classic carillon purchase, from the 15” angled touch screen and monitor speaker to amplifier and internal and external speaker selections, as well as installation options with a Verdin factory technician.
Learn more about the Schulmerich g5 Series from The Verdin Company: Carillons - Schulmerich Carillons
Learn more about the entire Verdin Family of Carillons, including the Schulmerich g5 Classic, Classic Plus, Celebration, Verdin Supreme Touch, Verdin Adagio II, and Verdin Sonata here: Electronic Carillon Bells - The Verdin Company
Request a Donor Guide or Equipment Financing Guide here: Download Request - The Verdin Company
If you would like to learn more about the Verdin family of carillons, call us at 513-241-4010 or visit us online at verdin.com to speak with your local representative today and arrange an on-site demonstration.
The clock faces were updated for the Hallifax Regional Municipality in 2019 as well.
More on the restoration of the #HistoricBells at this link.
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The sound of bells affects people in ways that last a lifetime. We remember Sunday morning mass calls; the joyful pealing bells of a wedding; the somber, respectful tolling from a loved one's funeral. The Angelus reminds us to pray. The Westminster Chimes melody and time strike marks time and gives order to our lives. And the peaceful De Profundis confirms the end of another day, reminding us to pray for the departed.
Bells are a vital part of the Catholic tradition. For 175+ years, The Verdin Company—a family-owned business—has been helping churches give voice to that tradition.
Watch one church's journey to restore their bells.
Holy Cross-Immaculata Church in Mt. Adams, Ohio, completed the restoration of their three cast bronze church bells that were in urgent need of repair. The 150 year old bell tower was silenced in 2008 because the equipment that houses and rings the bells had become dangerously fragile and in need of replacement.
By the time the escort reached the cemetery in Canton Georgia the escort was over 1 mile long and included the Georgia Corvette Club.
The Verdin Company, along with Neonworks of Cincinnati, were proud to have a role in this historic preservation. #LoveCincyMuseum #VerdinInnovation
After 15 years of silence, 1,000s of songs will soon #ring out from an 18 #BronzeBell #Chime manufactured and installed by The Verdin Company.
This video shows a test run of the chime in our factory. An official re-dedication ceremony of the Timeteller will take place in January 2019!
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The bell will be poured, polished, and dedicated on-site. Using its one-of-a-kind “Bell Foundry on Wheels,” a special on-site casting process, The Verdin Company will enable the entire community to help create the custom bronze bell, and to experience the casting of the bell.
DAY ONE: Casting of the Bell
The Ingot Passing – The community will come together to pass bronze ingots one by one to the Verdin foundry crew. Over 500 pounds of bronze ingots will be loaded into the foundry furnace. In three to four hours, the furnace melts the bronze ingots into molten liquid. Events are narrated by Verdin.
The Bell Pour - The community will watch molten bronze being poured into the custom-made bell mold, where it will cool and harden overnight.
DAY TWO: Break out the Bell & Dedication
Breaking Out the Bell - Watch as the bell mold will be broken by community groups, families, donors, sponsors, and local dignitaries, using a large sledgehammer to expose the bronze bell.
Grind and Polish the Bell – The foundry crew will grind and polish the bell and finish the bell in 4-5 hours.
Dedication Ceremony - Bell is dedicated and rung for the first time.
Commemorating 500 years of the Reformation, Martin Luther, and the Lutheran Faith.
The Lutheran Reformation Bell is a beautiful 24" bronze bell. The bell incorporates symbols of the Lutheran faith to honor the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation (1517-2017). The sound and presence of the bell will continue to inspire generations of Lutherans and be a constant reminder of the foundation of their faith.
ABOUT VERDIN
This year, The Verdin Company this year celebrates the 175th Anniversary of its founding. The Verdin Company, founded in 1842, is a world-renowned, sixth-generation family manufacturer, pioneer and innovator of cast bronze bells, clocks and towers. Over 50,000 installations worldwide. Our cast bronze bells and electronic carillon bells have provided liturgical bells and hymns to over 20,000 churches and cathedrals across the United States. Visit our website at www.verdin.com for more about us and our products.
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The Spirit of Iowa Tribute Bell was broken out of the mold on Sunday, August 13th to reveal the bell. Verdin polished the bell at the state fair in front of thousands of fairgoers and prepared it for the unveiling, dedication, and first ringing by Kim Reynolds, Governor of Iowa, on Monday, August 14th.
The 255-pound custom bronze bell will be a voice across the state of Iowa to honor Iowa Veterans, the men and women in our Armed Forces, and their families. It will remain on display for the rest of the fair, then travel to community events around the state to raise awareness and funds for veteran support.
More photos and video of The Spirit of Iowa Tribute Bell activities to be posted to our facebook page over the next several days. (Video courtesy of: Brian M. Eikenberry)
ABOUT THE BELL
The Verdin Company and the National Association of Pastoral Musicians are working together to create a special bell commemorating the NPM will be in Cincinnati - the home of Verdin - July 10-14 for a record-breaking 4th time! The bell will feature prominently in the convention activities: calling people to prayer, marking time, and more — both this year and into the future.
The Verdin Company and the National Association of Pastoral Musicians are working together to create a special bell commemorating the 40th annual convention of NPM. NPM and Verdin have a long history of collaboration, and it's great to mark this historic occasion especially because NPM will be in Cincinnati - the home of Verdin - July 10-14 for a record-breaking 4th time! The bell will feature prominently in the convention activities: calling people to prayer, marking time, and more — both this year and into the future.
Verdin (www.verdin.com) and The Honor Bell Foundation added military artifacts of twelve deceased veterans to 2200 degree molten bronze. Verdin then cast a special 1000 pound bell -- an instrument truly forged from honor.
On Memorial Day, May 30, 2016, The Honor Bell Foundation dedicated the bell, the first honor bell at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
It is the culmination of two years of tireless work and passion by Verdin and The Honor Bell Foundation.
Our nation has always been fortunate. Through the decades, our fellow citizens have defended our communities as members of the armed services to maintain the American ideal. But each year, thousands of our veterans, from World War II to the Global War on Terror, are buried without meaningful military honors.
The Honor Bell Foundation, in partnership with Cincinnati’s own Verdin Company, has forged the one thousand-pound bronze bell you see in left center field. The Honor Bell, cast on May 9th, incorporates military artifacts from twelve deceased servicemen. This bell will be rung by veterans at funeral services in national cemeteries throughout the US.
Veteran volunteers, known as the Bell Guard, are here today to perform the Bell Honors Ceremony for the very first time in public. Today they will toll the Honor Bell seven times to pay tribute to the memory of all the deceased military veterans throughout Reds country.
After the pregame festivities, the Honor Bell be hook up with the Patriot Guard Riders and Cincinnati police outside the ballpark and begin the 1,192-mile journey home to Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver.
More information: http://www.verdin.com and http://www.honorbell.org
The Honor Bell will be a 1,000-pound bronze bell cast with artifacts from Colorado’s military servicemen and women, and rung by Colorado’s veterans at funeral and memorial services. The first Honor Bell will be cast May 9th, of 2016 and dedicated on Memorial Day, May 30, 2016. When it is cast at The Verdin Company foundry, service related artifacts (dog tags, medals, badges, etc.) belonging to twelve deceased veterans from Colorado will be added to the molten bronze. These artifacts include a Medal of Honor Commemorative Coin, a Purple Heart Medal, a Combat Infantry Badge, and nine other items that represent every conflict since World War II, every branch of service, and both enlisted and officer ranks. The inclusion of these artifacts make the bell truly “Forged From Honor.”
After the Memorial Day dedication, the Honor Bell will forever toll at Fort Logan National Cemetery during funeral and memorial services for veterans buried there. Our goal is to have an Honor Bell at every National Cemetery and these tours are designed to generate interest and encourage citizens to begin the process for their city.
ABOUT THE HONOR BELL FOUNDATION
Honor Bell Foundation is creating a community of veterans to foster public appreciation of military service and honor their fellow veterans with a proper, final tribute. Visit www.honorbell.org for more information on the Foundation and this historic journey.
The structure was built by The Verdin Company, a 173-year-old bell and clock company. The Verdin Company, founded in 1842, is a world-renowned, sixth-generation family manufacturer, pioneer and innovator of cast bronze bells, clocks and towers, with the only traveling bell foundry in the world. Over 100,000 installations worldwide.
Congratulations to the Virginia Arts Festival on Celebrating 20 Years. Look for the iconic bell structure on-site throughout the festival season.
2015 marks Our Lady of Light’s 25th anniversary as a parish. A Bell Tower is being constructed to commemorate this great milestone in their parish history.
A 30 foot stucco tower will support three Verdin bronze cast bells of three different sizes. Tower will feature an aluminum 12 foot cross, and will be surrounded by a water feature which will include a fountain and a small 18 inch high seating wall.
The Verdin Company, founded in 1842, is a world-renowned, sixth-generation family manufacturer, pioneer and innovator of cast bronze bells, clocks and towers, with the only traveling bell foundry in the world. Over 50,000 installations worldwide.
The animatronic installation is a depiction of the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs fairy tale.
Last year, some residents decided it was time for the 23-bell glockenspiel to make its return and organized a complete restoration. When it came time to restore the Oktoberfest landmark, they chose Verdin.
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It'll be on display in front of the Oktoberfest castle on Benton Street when the 46th edition of a festival — boasting 700,000 revelers and a Thanksgiving Monday parade down King Street — sets up in Waterloo Region from Oct. 10-18.
Architects: Clark Architects Collaborative 3 and McCrery Architects
Bell Casting & Bell Ringing Equipment: The Verdin Companyn
The church was designed by Clark Architects Collaborative 3.
A focal point of the new church is the 200 ft. bell tower. The bell tower will feature four new bronze bells cast at Verdin's bell foundry on January 27, 2014. The combined weight of the new bronze bells will be approximately 1,900 pounds.
The four new swinging Verdin bells will be installed by The Verdin Company —a sixth generation Catholic family business. The largest of the four bells (990 ibs.)can also ring while stationary is used for funeral tolls and hour strikes.
Once installed in the new tower a state-of-the-art bell ringing system will provide St. Thomas Aquinas with the ability to schedule and play the bells the call to worship, the daily Angelus, and hour strikes. The bells will also be used to honor the faithfully departed and to celebrate special occasions, holidays, and other special events.
The bell will be first rung on Washington's Birthday 2014 by representatives of the Thirteen Original Colonies for the Dedication of the granite "History of the United States of America" monument at the Museum of History in Granite in Felicity, California.
Visit http://www.verdin.com for more information on cast bells, bell restoration, and Verdin's one-of-a-kind Bellfoundry on Wheels.
Bells fulfill an important role in a community and are memorable for churches and communities. Verdin provides liturgical bells and hymns for 20,000 churches across America.
Learn more about bells of faith at http://www.verdin.com.
08-15-2012 | A heartfelt thanks to the Patriot Guard Riders who are made what would be 'just a delivery,' a special time for our nation and communities to reflect on the sacrifices our men and women of the Armed Forces have given. The Patriot Guard Riders have an unwavering respect for those who risk their very lives for America's freedom and security. The Patriot Guard Riders will ride motorcycles 13 hours and 750 miles with the Marine Aviation Memorial Tower as it makes its way from Cincinnati, Ohio to Pensacola, Florida over two days. The Ohio riders will be joined by Patriot Guard Riders in Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida. 200+ riders from 6 states are expected to escort the tower before it arrives in Pensacola.
The 30' Marine Aviation Memorial Bell Tower was built in the U.S.A. by the Verdin Company (http://www.verdin.com) of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Tower is the 3rd National Memorial to U. S. Marines and dedicated during a ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park, Pensacola, FL, on Sunday, August 19. The Memorial dedication commemorates the 100 years of Marine Aviation and honors all Aviation Marines.
The bronze bell is the heart of the Marine Aviation Memorial Bell Tower, cast in Cincinnati by the Verdin Bell Foundry on Wheels, the only mobile bell foundry in the world.
The sound of a ringing bell meant that emergency flight crews had to rush to a helicopter and come to the aid of the fallen on the battlefield no matter the circumstance. The bell clapper for the Marine Aviation Memorial Bell included the wings of seven fallen Marines. This National Memorial to Marine Aviation is spearheaded by the MCAA McCutcheon Squadron of North Carolina to honor those Marines that have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving. The Marine Aviation Memorial Bell Tower is funded by generous contributions from residents and community businesses in greater Pensacola Bay area.
"Residents near St. Matthew Catholic Church will hear the sound of bells for the first time in decades thanks to the support of parish members.
The Providence Journal reported that The Verdin Company (http://www.verdin.com) installed a new Verdin digital carillon system in the bell tower.
The parish's Portuguese community paid for the new Verdin Supreme carillon system.
Electronic Digital Carillons can offer the true sound of cast bells at a fraction of the cost.
Learn more at http://www.verdin.com/carillons
This was the first ever live global streaming of a bell casting — combining old-world craftsmanship with new-world technology. Also, enjoy an amazing video of the bell casting produced by The Spotted Yeti (http://youtu.be/zhFk_3YC8F0).
Since 1842, Verdin has been casting and restoring fine bells creating America's most beautiful sounds, with more than 35,000 installations worldwide. Five generations of Verdins have been dedicated to the utmost quality in their craft. Learn more about Verdin bells at http://www.verdin.com


