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St. Geertruidstoren (Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands)
No full textThe Saint Geertruidstoren in Bergen op Zoom houses a traditional carillon of 48 bells
Sint Pancratiuskerk
No full textSint Pancratiuskerk in Heerlen houses a traditional carillon of 48 bells
St. Peter in Chains Roman Catholic Church
No full textThe R. K. Kerk St. Petrus-Banden in Hilvarenbeek houses a traditional carillon of 50 bells
Nicolai Church; Chuch Klaas;
No full textThe Nicolaikerk in Utrecht houses a traditional carillon of 43 bells
Henry McShane & Company; Henry McShane Manufacturing Co. of Baltimore City, Inc.;
No full textThe McShane Bell Foundry Co. casts individual bells and bells for carillons, chimes, and peals
Olsen Nauen Klokkestoperi
No full textOlsen Nauen was started in 1844. The foundry casts bells for carillons and chimes
Schulmerich Carillons, Inc. [Foundry]
No full textSchulmerich Carillons was established in 1935 and was a supplier of electronic devices that imitate carillons
Aubin, Claude
No full textClaude Aubin (1937-) is a carillonneur. He studied music at the University of Montreal and studied carillon with Milford Myhre (1931-) and Jacques Lannoy (1931-). He was carillonneur of St. Josephs Oratory (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) from 1980-2009
Bangs, Carl
No full textCarl Bangs (1945-2013) was a pianist, horn player, and carillonneur. From 1962 to 1966, while earning a degree in classical Greek and philosophy from the University of Kansas- Lawrence, he studied carillon with Albert Gerken. He also earned a masters degree in theology. He attended the Royal Carillon School (Mechelen, Belgium) in 1965 and studied with Piet van den Broeck (1916-2008). In 1973, he earned an undergraduate degree in Special Performance (Carillon) from the University of California-Santa Barbara. In 1974, he studied with Ennis Fruhauf and earned a M.A. in Performance of Music (Carillon) from the University of California-Santa Barbara. From 1990 to 1998, Bangs was the assistant carillonneur at Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist (Spokane, Washington, United States). He was also an assistant carillonneur at the University of California- Berkeley