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WORLD CARILLON CONGRESS ANTWERP – BRUGES 6/29 – 7/6 2014 Protective Committee World Carillon Congress Antwerp/Bruges 2014 Herman Van Rompuy, President European Council Kris Peeters, Minister-President Flemish Government Joke Schauvliege, Flemish Minister of Culture Cathy Berx, Governor Province Antwerp Carl Decaluwé, Governor Province West-Flanders Luc Lemmens, Representative for Culture - Province Antwerp Myriam Vanlerberghe, Representative for Culture - Province West-Flanders Bart De Wever, Mayor of the city of Antwerp Frank Bogaerts, Mayor of the city of Lier Renaat Landuyt, Mayor of the city of Brugge Roland Crabbe, Mayor of the city of Nieuwpoort Jan Durnez, Mayor of the city of Ieper Philip Heylen, Vice Mayor for Culture of the city of Antwerp Mieke Hoste, Alderman for Culture of the city of Brugge Jef Verschoore, Alderman for Culture of the city of Ieper Joachim Coens, Managing Director MBZ Paul Breyne, General Commissioner for the Commemoration of World War I in Belgium Dear congress participants, Tsar Peter the Great was inspired by the sound of the carillon in the low countries. Japanese tourists are fond of this instrument and two of the world’s most famous carillon- neurs come from Antwerp and are playing now carillon also abroad, one in St. Petersburg and one in Lake Wales, Florida. The carillon is an instrument of the world and thus it feels like the world of the carillon is coming home in our city. The city of Antwerp is greatly honored to host the World Carillon Congress 2014. Our city has a fascinating carillon history, which goes back to the end of the 15th century. In the middle of the 17th century, the tower of Our Lady Cathedral had even two carillons, both of the famous Hemony brothers. Today, Antwerp is still the proud owner of one of these instruments, the so-called city carillon. When it became clear that the carillon needed a restoration, the city administration has not hesitated to make sure that the instrument is in perfect condition to be played by you during the congress. The mechanism has been renewed and a new carillon key- board is installed, for which the historic 18th century carillon keyboard from Museum Vlees- huis served as an example. This cultural heritage is again secured for the next generation. We are also proud to present - for the first time in the history of carillon, and especially for this congress - a temporary exhibition with the historical carillon manuscripts from all over the world. Within the busy schedule of this congress, perhaps you will also find the opportunity to get acquainted with the rich cultural life of our city. With the sound of the carillon vibrates also the sound of a large port, full of cultural and economic entrepeneurs with a heart like diamond and a memory as big as our port. We wish you a warm welcome in our city! Philip Heylen, Vice Mayor for Culture, Economy, City Maintenance and Property Management , City of Antwerp Dear congress participants, The city of Bruges is proud to welcome you on the occasion of the 18th World Carillon Congress. After some busy and interesting days in Antwerp, visits to Lier, Leuven, Newport and Ypres, Bruges is the last carillon city in this program. We offer you a wide range of activities where the carillon with its history is central: a modest exhibition of valuable and unique relicts, documents that go back to 1290! You have free en- trance to all of our city museums and, of course, we offer you opportunities to listen and play our historical Dumery carillon. We wish you pleasant and interesting days in our city and we hope that you will continue to remember your stay in Bruges with the best memoires. Mieke Hoste, Alderman of Environment, Animal welfare, Socio-cultural associations, Tourism organizations and Zeebrugge-bad. PROGRAM ANTWERP t a a r t s s r e 1 w u o h s e e l V O ude Be urs Braderijstraat GROTE MARKT Suikerrui CITY HALL Ou de Ko or 2 nm CATHED ar RAL kt 3 5 t a a tr s im r lg e P 4 GROEN- ON PLAATS LT HI BUS LIER 2 Ar ag on st ra at GROTE CITY MARKT HAL L K e rk s t ra a t Be rlaa rstr Rechtestraat CHURCH aat 1 SINT-GUMMARUS t a LIBRARY a r ZIMMERPLEIN t 3 s e s n e B e ril D ACADEMY Volmolenstraat parking publicre stroom Gasthuisvest BEGUINAGE 2 WORLD CARILLON CONGRESS 2014 June 25 - 28 MECHELEN International Carillon Competition Queen Fabiola 2014 See page 11 Sunday, June 29 ANTWERP Start End What Who Where 8:00 10:00 EC-meeting I Members of Executive Committee 10:00 14:15 CD-meeting I Members of Committee Museum Vleeshuis / Floor -1 of Delegates 9:00 12:45 Registration Museum Vleeshuis / Entrance 9:00 12:45 Bookshop Museum Vleeshuis / Floor -1 9:00 12:45 Free visit to musea / Visit museum Vleeshuis 10:00 12:45 Free visit to the tower of the cathedral Last entry at 12:00 ! Tower cathedral 13:00 14:30 Lunch Restaurant “Rooien Hoed” 14:30 17:00 General Assembly I All members of the congress Hotel Hilton 17:15 17:30 Congress picture Garden cathedral 17:30 18:00 CONCERT: Carillon - OPENING part 1 Flemish Guild (VBV) Garden cathedral - Tom Van Peer 18:00 19:15 Supper Garden cathedral, entrance via “Groenplaats” (Hilton-site of the cathedral) 19:15 21:00 Exclusive visit to the cathedral / Only if you are already present Organ concert in the garden. Door entrance garden (Groenplaats) closes at 17:30! 21:00 21:30 CONCERT: Carillon - OPENING part 2 Geert D’hollander Garden cathedral 1 Museum Vleeshuis: Vleeshouwersstraat 38 2 Free visit tower cathedral: little door, left of the main entrance of the cathedral 3 Restaurant / Grand Cafe “Rooien Hoed”: Oude Koornmarkt 25 4 Restaurant “Pelgrom”: Pelgrimsstraat 15 5 Garden cathedral: entrance via “Groenplaats” (Hilton-side of the cathedral) PROGRAM 3 Monday, June 30 ANTWERP Start End What Who Where 8:00 10:00 EC-meeting II Members of Executive Museum Vleeshuis Committee 9:00 11:45 Bookshop Museum Vleeshuis / Floor -1 9:00 11:45 Free visit to the tower of the cathedral Last entry at 10:45 ! Tower cathedral 10:00 11:00 LECTURE: Who’s Afraid of Re-pinning Carl Van Eyndhoven Museum Vleeshuis / First Floor Books? Mechanical Carillons: Sources for Historical Performance. 11:00 11:20 Pause Museum Vleeshuis / First Floor 11:20 11:50 LECTURE: The Re-pinning Jürgen Buchner Museum Vleeshuis / First Floor Manuscripts of Darmstadt 12:05 12:30 CONCERT: Traverso, Theorbe, Quirinus Baroque Ensemble Museum Vleeshuis / Ground Viola da gamba (The Netherlands) floor 12:30 13:00 CONCERT: Carillon German Guild (DGV) Streets around the tower Dr. Gunther Strothmann 13:00 14:30 Lunch Restaurant “Pelgrom” 14:30 15:00 CONCERT: Carillon Wallonian Guild (ACW) - Streets arround the tower Pascaline Flamme 15:00 15:30 LECTURE: Joannes De Gruytters Eugeen Schreurs Museum Vleeshuis / First Floor (Composer, Carillon Player, Minstrel, Luthier,…) in the Context of Music in Antwerp (mid 18th Century) 15:45 16:30 CONCERT: Harpsichord, Carillon Koen Cosaert (carillon) Museum Vleeshuis / Ground (live-streaming) and Korneel Bernolet floor (harpsichord) with music of Joannes De Gruytters 16:30 18:00 Official welcome and reception City Hall by the City of Antwerp 18:15 19:30 Supper Garden cathedral, entrance via “Groenplaats” (Hilton-side of the cathedral) 19:00 19:30 CONCERT: Carillon with electronics Russian Guild - Olesya Garden cathedral Rostovskaya 19:45 20:30 CONCERT: Carillon - Jazztrio Frank Steijns (carillon) & Garden cathedral Tamara Hoekwater (Jazz singer) & Joep van Leeuwen (Jazz guitar) On the occasion of her 25th birthday, BASF Antwerp donated in 1990 two base bells - Bes en Es, named “Ani” and “Line” - as an anniversary gift to the City of Antwerp. Almost 25 years later, it is their pleasure to present this concert to the World Carillon Congress 2014. 1 Lectures: Museum Vleeshuis - First floor, take the stairs: at the end of the ground floor, door to the right 2 Free visit tower cathedral: little door, left of the main entrance of the cathedral 3 Restaurant / Grand Cafe “Rooien Hoed”: Oude Koornmarkt 25 4 Restaurant “Pelgrom”: Pelgrimsstraat 15 5 Garden cathedral: entrance via “Groenplaats” (Hilton-side of the cathedral) 4 WORLD CARILLON CONGRESS 2014 Tuesday, July 1 LIER Start End What Who Where 9:15 9:30 Check in for the bus Tourist bus stop near Schelde 9:30 10:30 Bustravel Antwerp to Lier Buses will leave on time ! 10:30 11:00 Arrival at the Academy of Music Academy of music - BarMuze -Coffee and tea 10:30 11:00 CONCERT: Carillon Swiss Guild (GCCS) - Academy of music - BarMuze François Roten 11:00 11:30 CONCERT: Carillon Dutch Guild (NKV) - Rien Academy of music - BarMuze Donkersloot 11:35 12:05 Presentation mobile carillon Frank Academy of music - entrance Steijns hall 12:15 12:45 Inauguration and presentation mobile Academy of music - church carillon “Bronzen Piano” of Anna Maria Reverté and Koen Van Assche 13:00 14:15 Lunch Hof van Aragon 14:30 15:00 CONCERT: Mobile carillon and Folk Jan Verheyen & Naragonia Grote Markt (City Hall) 15:00 15:30 CONCERT: Mobile carillon and tape Polish Guild (PSC) - Anna Grote Markt (City Hall) Kasprzycka & Monika Kazmierczak 15:30 16:00 CONCERT: Mobile carillon and DJ Jan Verheyen & DJ Grote Markt (City Hall) Courtasock 16:00 18:15 Free visit to Lier (Beguinage highly recommended) 16:00 18:15 Free visit to the tower Last entry at 17:30 ! Tower Church Sint-Gummarus 16:00 18:15 Free playing new mobile carillons Academy of music 18:30 19:45 Supper Academy of music - BarMuze 18:30 19:00 CONCERT: Carillon Australian Guild (CSA) - Lyn Academy of music - BarMuze Fuller, Isaac Wong, Amy Johansen 19:00 19:30 CONCERT: Carillon North-American Guild Academy of music - BarMuze (GCNA) - Lisa Lonie & Janet Tebbel 20:00 21:30 CONCERT: Mobile carillon and clarinet, 1.
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    PROGRAMMA WEEK VAN DE BEIAARD 7 CONCERTEN TER GELEGENHEID VAN HET 25-JARIG BESTAAN VAN DE STICHTING KLOKKENSPEL GRONINGEN 23 T/M 29 JULI 2018 VEENDAM | GRONINGEN | HEILIGERLEE | WINSCHOTEN APPINGEDAM |MIDDELSTUM 1 VOORWOORD Pagina 2 Maandag 23 juli 2018, 19.00 uur Ruim 400 luidklokken, 7 carillons en 25 Concert op de toren van de Grote Kerk automatische klokkenspellen vormen in Veendam. een belangrijk deel van ons provinciaal Paul Maarsen, beiaard en Hans cultureel erfgoed. Vermunt, synthesizer. De omvang van het Groninger 4 Dinsdag 24 juli 2018, 10.00 uur klokkenbezit kent in Nederland zijn Concert op de beiaard van de weerga niet. academietoren Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Om dit erfgoed te behouden, te Auke de Boer. herstellen, waar mogelijk uit te breiden 6 Woensdag 25 juli 2018, 13.00 uur en het gebruik ervan te bevorderen, is Concert op de beiaard van de 25 jaar geleden de Stichting klokkengieterij Museum Heiligerlee. Klokkenspel Groningen (SKG) Levina Pors. opgericht. In het kader van dit 8 Donderdag 26 juli 2018, 1930 uur jubileum organiseert de SKG, Concert op de beiaard van de Martini- gedurende de maanden mei tot en met toren in Groningen. oktober, een aantal evenementen die Auke de Boer. de doelstellingen van de stichting op 10 Vrijdag 27 juli 2018, 15.00 uur een bijzondere en nadrukkelijke wijze Concert op de beiaard van de toren onder de aandacht wil brengen bij van de Marktpleinkerk (Olle Witte) in bestuurders, (cultuur)professionals en Winschoten. de Groninger bevolking. Adolph Rots. 12 Zaterdag 28 juli 2018, 15.00 uur Een van de evenementen is de ‘Week Concert op de beiaard van de toren van de beiaard’.