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"channing28270" wrote in message oups.com... I would like to talk to someone that knows about or works with electronic carillons I have alot of questions about electronic carillons if you know about electronic carillons or work with electronic carillons please e-mail me at channing What the heck are electronic carillons? |
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"A carillon (care'-uh-lahn, not ca-rill'-yun) is a system of at least
23 bells tuned to a musical scale. A carillon usually has a keyboard console complete with pedal clavier, and is controlled by cables connected to the clappers.... Please be aware that electronic carillons are not considered true carillons by some. The most common disagreements are (1) they have no physical bells, or (2) the bells (bell rods or tubes) are not formed in the classic "bell" shape." from http://www.organtek.com/bellz.htm |
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"James Sweet" wrote in message news:zHxNe.1822$Hi.1580@trnddc04... "channing28270" wrote in message oups.com... I would like to talk to someone that knows about or works with electronic carillons I have alot of questions about electronic carillons if you know about electronic carillons or work with electronic carillons please e-mail me at channing What the heck are electronic carillons? I visited this carillon in Lake Wales, Florida....not far from the attractions and worthy of a visit.... http://boksanctuary.org/visiting/carillon.html Beautiful gardens too...enjoy... |
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