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Carillon NEWS Newsletter of The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America November 2006 NO. 76 Yale University Guild hosts Sewanee, TN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 2006 Congress of GCNA Inside welcomes by Tiffany Ng 3 Calendar 2007 GCNA 7 New Carillonneur he 2006 Congress of the Guild Members Tof Carillonneurs in North Congress America took place from June 20 to 10 Installations, 23 at Yale University in New Haven, Renovations, by John Bordley Dedications Connecticut. It began with a pre- congress trip during which partici- he 65th congress of the GCNA 11 Summer Events pants were warmly received at the will be in Sewanee, TN, from carillons of Simsbury United T 16 Overtones Monday through Thursday, June 18- Methodist Church and Trinity Regional Notes 21, 2007 with pre-congress events College. Trinity’s Resident on Sunday, June 17, and post-con- 17 Foreign News Carillonneur Daniel Kehoe gave a gress events in Nashville on Friday, recital highlighting the sonorities of 21 Take Notes: June 22. The centerpiece for the Yale’s sister carillon. Carillon congress, both literally and figura- Activity then moved to the ver- Education tively, will be the 56-bell Leonidas dant collegiate Gothic grounds of Polk Carillon in Shapard Tower of 22 In Memoriam Branford College at Yale, the heart All Saints’ Chapel at Sewanee: The of the congress’ events as it had 1921, first as a ten-bell chime. When 23 Notices, University of the South. The theme been before in 1969. Branford’s expansion to a fifty-four-bell caril- Roster Updates will be: complex of vaulted passageways lon was begun in 1964, enterprising and turrets rises into the splendor of students established the Yale The Music of Appalachia Harkness Tower, from which bells University Guild of Carillonneurs, From Shape Note Singing to the by John Taylor Bell Founders have the only student group charged with Grand Ole Opry with Stops Along sounded over New Haven since see Yale Congress, page 12 the Way at White Spirituals and Folk Music GCNA accepting Barnes Scholarship Geert D’hollander will compose a applications by Dave Johnson triptych on typical Southern Harmony/Sacred Harp tunes: Restoration, Holy Manna, and he Guild of Carillonneurs in North University of Nebraska in 1950 and his Ninety-fifth; copies will be given to TAmerica invites applications for the first Master of Arts degree in music history from each participant. Plans are under- Ronald Barnes Memorial Scholarship. Stanford University in 1961. His only formal way to bring a Shape Note singing For nearly fifty years Ronald Barnes (1927- training in carillon performance was a sum- group to Sewanee to both perform 1997) was a major force in establishing an mer spent with Dominion Carillonneur and lead congress attendees in American approach to carillon performance, Robert Donnell in Ottawa in 1948, the year singing. composing and arranging. His numerous he also joined the Guild. Between 1957 and Attending a performance at the compositions and arrangements for the instru- 1961 he edited and published the Guild’s Grand Ole Opry, a Nashville tradi- ment altered the standard of the modern caril- Bulletin, following which he served three tion and the longest running live lon repertory, not only in North America but terms as Guild president. From 1952 to 1963 radio show in America, will climax a throughout the world. he was University Carillonist at the day of post-congress events that will Barnes began his carillon career in 1946 at University of Kansas, Lawrence. He was also include visits to the three caril- the First Plymouth Congregational Church in Cathedral Carillonneur at the Washington lons in Nashville: Belmont his native Lincoln, Nebraska. He received his Bachelor of Music degree in organ from the see Scholarship, page 6 see Sewanee, page 5 1 Carillon News is published each April and November by the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America, a California non-profit Carillon NEWS corporation. Deadlines: Submissions for publication GCNA Officers: Barnes Scholarship Fund Dennis Curry, President Andrea McCrady * must be received by February 15 for the [email protected] Dave Johnson * Spring issue and September 15 for the Robin Austin Fall issue. Submissions should be type- Wylie Crawford, Vice-President [email protected] Dave Hunsberger written and double-spaced and are accept- Lisa Lonie able by e-mail. Send materials to: David Johnson, Recording Secretary Jim Smith Mark Lee [email protected] Brochure 410 South Michigan Ave. Suite 528 Janet Tebbel, Corresponding Secretary Jim Smith * Chicago, IL 60605 [email protected] Julia Littleton 312-596-4022 David Hunsberger, Treasurer Bulletin [email protected] [email protected] Ellen Dickinson * [email protected] George Gregory (2002) * Board of Directors: Laurel Buckwalter Opinions expressed in Carillon News Wylie Crawford (2007) Jeremy Chesman Margo Halsted are not necessarily those of the editors, Dennis Curry (2008) nor do they necessarily carry the endorse- Dave Johnson Ellen Dickinson (2007) ment of the GCNA. Kim Schafer Jim Fackenthal (2007) Bylaws Back issues of Carillon News, if avail- Helen Hawley (2009) Roy Lee * able, cost $2 per issue. 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For permission to reprint contact Lee Cobb the co-editors at the address listed above. see GCNA Committees, page 23 2 urer will be taken up by me. Frank Deleu from the President and Serge Joris have joined the WCF Executive Committee replacing retiring Alfred Lesecq and Liesbeth Janssens. A World Keyboard Standard 2006 was adopted, and the GCNA won its bid to host the 2011 WCF in Bloomfield Hills – which falls in the GCNA's 75th anniver- sary year. St. Hugo in the Hills, Christ Church Cranbrook and Kirk in the Hills will be the primary venues, with sidetrips to other local carillons (Michigan boasts 652 carillon bells!) This will certainly be an eventful year. Plans are already under- way – so stay tuned. All suggestions for here did the Summer go? This one this upcoming celebration will be appreci- Calendar Whas been particularly eventful start- ated. ing with a successful congress at Yale So as we enter this Fall season, I am Historic Bok Sanctuary University – hats off to the Yale Guild! excited about getting on with our work. International Carillon Festival Our GCNA website listed 58 carillon We should soon be up to date shortly with February 24-March 4, 2007 recital series … comprising 477 recitals! our Bulletins (thanks to Ellen And despite the tragic roof fire at St. Dickinson!), and there are great things Iowa State University Carillon Catherine's Church in Gdansk, the Polish already underway in the reorganized Festival Guild hosted a splendid WCF congress in Music Publications Committee (see relat- Ames, IA, April 14, 2007 their historic city. Over 30 GCNA mem- ed article in this issue). Our Directory of bers attended. I held my promise to Jim Carillons will soon be published, and our Midwest Regional Meeting Smith not to mention his name in Gdansk webpage is in the process of taking some Springfield, IL, June 4-5, 2007 (he was the last person to play at St. evolutionary strides into the 21st century! Catherine's – just an hour before the blaze Committee listings are included in this Springfield International Carillon broke out); but he was rightly recognized issue, and as usual, all volunteers are wel- Festival for his generous donation toward the come.
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