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Koninklijke Beiaardschool Jef Denyn
Photograph of the Royal Carillon School "Jef Denyn" (Koninklijke Beiaardschool Jef Denyn) in Mechelen, Belgium.
Evidence of discoloration due to age and wear
Cottrell, Richard H.
Richard H. (Dick) Cottrell was an educator and World War II veteran, as well as the carillonneur for Second Presbyterian Church in Newark, Ohio
23rd International Carillon Festival
Program for the twenty-third International Carillon Festival (ICF) held at Bok Tower Gardens between March 4-12, 2017. Carillonneurs included Geert D'hollander (USA), Koen Cosaert (Belgium), Ellen Dickinson (USA), Frans Haagen (Netherlands), Lisa Lonie (USA), Janet Tebbel (USA), and Anna Kasprzycka (Poland). The festival included several premieres including compositions by Joseph (Joey) Brink, Julie Zhu, Rosario Scalero, and Gian Carlo Menotti as well as an art exhibit featuring artwork by students at Harrison School of the Arts.Computer generated transcript is available upon request.Lake Wales (Fla.); Florida
Featuring American Music and Musicians
Program for the Second Carillon Festival held at the University of California, Berkeley between August 20-27, 1983. Carillonneurs included Ronald Barnes, Ann Jefferson, John Agraz, Carl Bangs, Albert Gerken, Richard Strauss, William (Bill) De Turk, Robert Grogan, George Gregory, J. Samuel Hammond, and Milford Myhre. In addition, presentations were given by Roy Hamlin Johnson, and Richard M. (Rick) Watson.Computer generated transcript is available upon request.Berkeley (Calif.); California
Samuel Yellin, Milton Medary, Horace Burrell, and Edward Burrell at train station
Discoloration on top, right corner of photograph. Handwritten on bottom edge of photograph in blue ink "Samuel Yellin (Medary or Bok) Horace & Son Edward Burrell." (not original to photo?). Copy of photo with writing digitally removed is available
Highlands Methodist Church (Birmingham, Ala.)
The McCoy Tower Bells are a chime of 13 bells. The bells were cast by the McShane Bell Foundry (Baltimore, Maryland, US). The chime was refurbished in 1995. The bells were donated anonymously in honor of Bishop James McCoy
Carl M. Williams Carillon
The Carl M. Williams Carillon is located in the Carl M. Williams Tower at the Daniel L. Ritchie Center for Sports and Wellness at the University of Denver. The Williams Tower is 215 feet tall and houses a 65 bell carillon. The carillon bells were cast by Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry (Asten, Holland, NL). The tower and carillon are named for Carl M. Williams, who was a cable television innovator, a University of Denver trustee, and a Colorado state senator
Yale Memorial Chime
The Yale Memorial Chime is located at the First Congregational Church of Wallingford (UCC). Charles B. Yale gave the chime for "The Glory Of God" and as a memorial for the Yale family. The chime was installed in 1927 with 14 bells cast by the Meneely Bell Foundry (Watervliet, New York, US). The chime action was renovated by the I. T. Verdin Company (Cincinnati, Ohio, US) in 1975