New Kokokol will be cast for the cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God

In Paris, by the 850s of the Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God, nine bells will be installed. The new main bell has already been cast at the old liteiny plant Royal Eijsbouts in Holland. This family enterprise appeared in 1872. The bells (Maria) were cast by the descendants of the Aisbuts. Currently, the plant makes casting bronze and semi -finished products mash used in engineering.

The remaining eight bells for the cathedral will be cast in France. The work will be carried out at once by several foundry workshops, which regularly carry out orders for the reconstruction of Catholic churches. Each bell will wear the name of the saint whose face is depicted on it.
Cast bells will be represented by the general public in February 2013. And only on March 23 will be transferred to the occasion of the celebration of the anniversary.

New bells will be made at a high level. They are designed to eliminate dissonance in the sound, previously installed bells of the Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God. The project is cultural-historical in nature and is inverted at the expense of the parishioners, state and philanthropists. Its cost is more than 2 million euros.