The Dunbar Bell Ringers At Chautauqua Platform
The Dunbar Bell Ringers legacy revived by Ralph Dunbar and his brother with a new peal of bells trained for Chautauqua. The original group toured US venues since the 1840s and 1990s revival featured a five octave peal. The performance showcases bells once cast by leading London foundries and includes noted concert routines.
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