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Here you will find some information about the bells of the parish church

Four-part chimes...

 

There is a four-part chime in the ridge turret of the churches.

 

1st bell: „Benedikt“, Perner (Passau) 1981, tone b'

2nd bell: „Maria“, Perner (Passau) 1981, tone e''

3rd bell: „Holy Cross“, Perner (Passau) 1981, tone g''

4th bell: „St John the Baptist“, St Florian 1954, tone b''. This bell was transferred from Admont Abbey to Hall in 2013.

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