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 Are always in sale
(January, 1st, 2007)
ATTENTION CLERGYMEN AND BELL-RINGERS!
The following works are in sale at the Bell Centre
1. Archpriest Aristarch Izrailev (1817-1901). Works. Publications. Researches. – Moscow, the Bell Centre, 2001, 830 pages, 500 roubles.
2. Olovyashnikov N. Bells’ history and bell-founding art. ? - Moscow, 1912, 450 pages. (reprinted edition, the Bell Centre, 1999), 200 roubles.
3. The Orthodox Ring (analects). - Moscow, MBC, 2000, 308 pages., 200 roubles.
4. Sharikov V., Belyakov A., Suvorov V., Orthodox ring in Bulgaria. - Moscow, the Bell Centre, 2000, 104 pages., 250 roubles.
5. Sharikov V. and others Practical guide for orthodox temples’ bell-ringers. - Moscow, the Bell Centre, 1997, 340 pages., 200 roubles.
6. Bells' music (The collection of researches and materials). Contents. Nikanorov A. - Saint-Petersburg, 1999, 272 pages, 150 roubles.
7. Nikanorov A. Pskovo–Pechersky monastery’s bells and bell rings. ? - Saint-Petersburg, 2000, 192 pages, 150 roubles.
9. Bondarenko A. Moscow bells of the XVII century. - Moscow, 1998, 256 pages, 100 roubles.
8. Bondarenko A. Protection cathedral’s bells: the past and the future. - Moscow, 2002,
112 pages, 100 roubles.
9. Ler A. Reciprocating and campana bells engineering in the past and nowadays. - the Netherlands, 1996, 70 pages. (translated from English), 100 roubles.
10. Sharikov V. and others Beaters’ using in the orthodox ring. - Moscow, 1996, 60 pages, 30 roubles.
11. Magazine "Russian renaissance", #72. - New York, 1998, 223 pages. (dealing with bells), 80 roubles.
12. Kabanova N. About Tsar-bell, jingles, Valdai bells, beaters and Jericho tubes. - Bryansk, “Nippur”, 1997, 48 pages., 30 roubles.
13. Practical recommendations for keeping bells, beaters and the orthodox ring’s traditions. - Moscow, the Bell Centre, 1999, 32 pages., 40 roubles.
14. Loginov A. The orthodox ring. - Moscow, 2001, 16 pages., 40 roubles.
15. Chebotarev A., Gorkina A. What do the bells ring about? - Moscow, MBC, 2002, 43 pages., 50 roubles.
16. Gorkina A. The orthodox ring’s rhythmic. - Moscow, MBC, 2002, 68 pages., 80 roubles.
17. Gorkina A. Russian orthodox rings: the peculiarities of musical organization. - Moscow, MBC, 2003, 170 pages., 150 roubles.
18. Church ring’s Canon (with additions). - Moscow, 2002, - Minsk, 2002, 80 pages., 30 roubles.
19. The Orthodox Ring (poetical collection). - Moscow, MBC, 1997, 63 pages., 50 roubles.
20. Reva A. Vyatka bells. - Nizhni Novgorod, “Eldorado”, 2003, 128 pages., 230 roubles.
21. Dukhin I. Moscow bell factories. - Moscow, “Groshev design”, 2004, 130 pages., 200 roubles.
22. Gorokhov V. Bell-toll. - Moscow, “The Russian Book”, 2004, 95 pages., 60 roubles.
23. Kovaliv V. Sound, toll ring. - Minsk, 2003, 158 pages., 50 roubles.
24. Korkunov V. Tver bells. - Moscow, 2005, 68 pages., 100 roubles.
25. Church ring’s Canon in five languages (Russian, English, French, German, Greek). - Moscow, ROC Edition Council, 2005, 208 pages., 150 roubles.
26. Maltsev S. Bell-ringer’s school. Using historical rings of Rostov the Great. – Yaroslavl, Rotman’s edition, 2005, 136 pages, 200 roubles
27. Blagoveshhenskaya L. Bells. – Novosibirsk, Knizhitsa, 2006, 92 pages, 80 roubles.
28. Gorokhov V. Bells ring. – Moscow, Daniel gospeller. 2006, 256 pages, 80 roubles.
29. Spirina L. Trinity-Sergiy’s Lavra bells. (History and contemporaries). - Moscow, Indric, 2006, 32 pages., 80 roubles.
30. Prelate Pavlin the Graceful and the first Christian bells. - Moscow, MBC, 2006,
48 pages, 80 roubles.
31. The Church and museums: historically valuable bells’ usage. International scientific-practical conference’s
reports, May 18-20, 2006 – Moscow, MBC, 150 pages, 250 roubles.
There are also cassettes and CD-s with rings in sale.
1. Russian bell rings. Part 1. The bell-loft of the Assumption cathedral in Rostov Kremlin
(with text). - Moscow, “Orthodox video”, 1996, 60 min, audio-cassette, 30 roubles.
2. Russian bell rings. Part 2. The bell-loft of the Epiphany’s cathedral in Elokhov
(with text). - Moscow, “Orthodox video”, 1997, 60 min, audio-cassette, 30 roubles.
3. The rings of patriarchal residence in honour of Russia’s Baptism 1000th anniversary (bell-ringer Iliya Drozdihin). - Moscow
2005, 60 min, audio-cassette, 30 roubles.
4. Inclination ring (composer and bell-ringer Alexander Chaika). - Moscow, 2004, 59 min, CD, 150 roubles.
5. Christmas holiday ring (composer and bell-ringer Alexander Chaika). - Moscow, 2004, 56 min.
CD, 150 roubles.
6. Kolomna bells (composer and bell-ringer Alexander Chaika). - Moscow, 2004, 60 min,
150 roubles.
7. The rings of patriarchal residence in honour of Russia’s Baptism 1000th anniversary (bell-ringer Iliya Drozdihin). - Moscow
- Moscow, 2005, 61 min, CD, 150 roubles.
8. Canonical rings’ manners. A study guide. Volume 1. - Moscow, MBC, 2002, 70 min, CD,
100 roubles.
9. Ancient bells’ ringing. A study guide. Volume 2. - Moscow, MBC, 2002, 71 min, CD,
100 roubles.
10. Traditional beaters’ riveting. A study guide. Volume 3. - Moscow, MBC, 2002, 70 min, CD,
100 roubles.
11. Holiday ring on the day of Holy Epiphany. A study guide. Volume 4. - Moscow, MBC, 2003, 74 min, CD,
100 roubles.
12. Holy-Trinity Sergiy’s Lavra new toll. A study guide. Volume 5, Moscow, MBC,
2003, 45 min, CD, 100 roubles.
13. Bell-towers’ new sounding. A study guide. Volume 6. - Moscow, MBC, 2005, 65 min, CD, 100 roubles.
14. White Russia’s rings. Zaslavl tocsin. - Minsk, 2005, 70 min, CD, 150 roubles.
15. Bells in composers’ works. Byelorussian ringing. - Minsk, 2005, 69 pages.
150 roubles.
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