What is another word for bell-ringers?
Pronunciation: [bˈɛlɹˈɪŋəz] (IPA) 
Bell-ringers are individuals who are specifically trained to play the bells, typically in churches and other religious establishments. These individuals are also commonly referred to as campanologists, or in some cases, carillonists. The term campanologist is derived from the Latin word "campana" meaning bell, while carillonists specifically refer to those who play bells in a larger bell tower or carillon. Other synonyms for bell-ringers include tower keepers, belfry men, or bellmen. Each of these titles refers to the responsibility of maintaining and playing the bells in a church or other public space. Whatever the title, bell-ringers play an important role in maintaining traditions and adding a unique touch to special occasions.
