Add to ORKGSt. Catherine’s carillon, the largest instrument of its kind in Poland, deserves special attention due to its particular acoustic properties. They were investigated in detail and relevant results reported earlier. Recently, the acoustic possibilities of the carillon and its sound repertory has been significantly augmented thanks to twelve new bells added to the 37 existing so far, and the newly installed keyboard, enabling the carillonist direct excit-ing of bell sounds. Thanks to the enlarged carillon sound scale and the direct mechanical coupling of keyboard keys to bells, the carillonist gains an enriched possibility of creating new chords and complex timbres resulting in several bells being struck either together or subsequently. These ...
Only recently it became clear that mechanical carillons inform us about the performance practice of ...
UID/EAT/00472/2013 SFRH/BD/91435/2012The sound of a bell presents numerous partials resulting from i...
In the first half of the seventeenth century the carillon repertoire still contained much polyphonic...
The history of Gdańsk carillons begins in 1561. It was that year that fourteen automatic bells were ...
The City of Bruges in Flanders owns one of the finest carillons in Europe. Of its 47 bells, 26 are h...
The article focuses on the history of origin, the specifics of sound production, the philosophy of p...
The carillon is probably the most original achievement in the musical history of the Low Countries. ...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The remarkable development of the carillon in the seventeenth century, culminating in the magnificen...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
From my PhD Research it became clear that mechanical carillons inform us about the performance pract...
Articles regarding the carillon and Cherry Hall chimes taken from WKU Archives vertical files
The carillon is probably the most original achievement in the musical history of the Low Countries. ...
Only recently it became clear that mechanical carillons inform us about the performance practice of ...
UID/EAT/00472/2013 SFRH/BD/91435/2012The sound of a bell presents numerous partials resulting from i...
In the first half of the seventeenth century the carillon repertoire still contained much polyphonic...
The history of Gdańsk carillons begins in 1561. It was that year that fourteen automatic bells were ...
The City of Bruges in Flanders owns one of the finest carillons in Europe. Of its 47 bells, 26 are h...
The article focuses on the history of origin, the specifics of sound production, the philosophy of p...
The carillon is probably the most original achievement in the musical history of the Low Countries. ...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The remarkable development of the carillon in the seventeenth century, culminating in the magnificen...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
The many mostly recently rediscovered re-pinning arrangements and manuscripts for carillon suggest t...
From my PhD Research it became clear that mechanical carillons inform us about the performance pract...
Articles regarding the carillon and Cherry Hall chimes taken from WKU Archives vertical files
The carillon is probably the most original achievement in the musical history of the Low Countries. ...
Only recently it became clear that mechanical carillons inform us about the performance practice of ...
UID/EAT/00472/2013 SFRH/BD/91435/2012The sound of a bell presents numerous partials resulting from i...
In the first half of the seventeenth century the carillon repertoire still contained much polyphonic...