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But | | be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or trans- | it also covers electrified carillons, chimes, rings, zvons | | mitted, in any form other than its original, or by any | & other instruments or collections of 8 or more conventional | | means (electronic, photographic, xerographic, recording | or tubular tower bells (even if not in a tower), and other | | or otherwise) which could have the effect of enabling | significant tower bells. | | two or more people to have access to that part simulta- | | | neously and independently, without the prior permission | The complete publication (online version) consists of, and | | of the copyright holder (address at end of next column), | the Terms of Use apply to, the following PDF files: | | except as stated below and in the Terms of Use opposite. | Title & Contents (this page, reproduced in each file) | | In other words, regardless of its actual form, this | Introduction - a complete guide to the display and | | publication must be treated like a printed paper book, | interpretation of site, summary and other information. | | which can be used by only one person at a time. | North America (carillons, traditional and non-traditional) | | | North America (chimes, chimolas, rings and zvons) | | Notwithstanding the above, the following special | (North America = The U.S.A., Canada and Mexico) | | permissions are granted: | Central and South America | | (1) to reviewers, permission to quote individual | Africa and the Middle East | | items of information for use in reviews provided that | Asia and the Pacific Rim | | in each case mention is made of the World Carillon | Belgium | | Federation, and reference is made to this publication; | British Isles (including Eire) | | (2) to private individuals, permission to copy by | Denmark and its dependencies | | hand any number of individual items of information | France | | for personal use; | Germany (East and West united) | | (3) to any individual who visits the TowerBells | Italy | | Website, permission to utilize any component PDF file | The Netherlands | | resident there as specified in the Terms of Use | Europe and the North Atlantic (remaining countries) | | opposite; | Order form for obtaining standard hardcopy | | (4) general permission to make an unlimited number | Survey forms for carillons, chimes and towers | | of print copies of the order form and survey forms | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | for the purpose of communicating with the author or | Copyright holder: Carl Scott Zimmerman | | encouraging others to do so. | 1424 Wilton Lane | | | Saint Louis, MO 63122-6943 | | | U. S. A. | | | Tel. +1-(314)821-8437 Email: [email protected] | | ============================================================== | ============================================================== | Copyright ©2018 by Carl Scott Zimmerman. This document may not be downloaded, copied, stored in an information retrieval system or printed except under the conditions specified in the Terms of Use on the title page. MASTER INFORMATION LISTING for THE BRITISH ISLES 31-Dec-18 Page 1 **************************************** | Telephone country codes: | *Carillonist: * Tower bell instruments in the * | Ireland 353 | Georges Minne, cathedral organist * geographic area of the * | United Kingdom 44 | *Contact: * British Isles (including Eire) * | England | Fr. Raymond Murray, * are divided into four parts: * | Northern Ireland | Cathedral Administrator * * | Scotland | The Parochial House * Existing carillons (beginning * | Shetland Is. | Armagh * on this page) * | Wales | T: Armagh 522802 * Former carillons (i.e., defunct * | --------------------------------------- | E: [email protected], * instruments which have not * | | [email protected] * been replaced) * | ABERDEEN - STN SCOTLAND-AB | *Schedule: * Chimes (8 to 22 bells hung dead) * | Municipal Carillon | Cambridge quarters * Former chimes (as above) * | *Location: | *Remarks: * * | St.Nicholas' Church | Overhauled by Taylor in 2003, with new * Within each part, sites are listed * | Back Wynd (off Union Street) | clavier to America 2000 specification * alphabetically by city. * | Aberdeen, Grampian, | for original range (but 2 more pedals). * * | (Aberdeenshire), Scotland | The oldest intact Taylor carillon * Rings are not listed except when * | OS Ref. TJ 939 087 | in the world. * part of, or at the same institution * | LL: N 57.14760, W 2.09940 | * with, another listed instrument. * | *Carillonist: | BIRMINGHAM ENGLAND * * | Ronald Leith, City Carillonneur | *See: BOURNVILLE * At the end of this MIL are shown * | 23 King's Crescent | and: SALTLEY * other sites of interest, including * | Aberdeen, Grampian | * a list of great bells. * | T: 01224/634 427 | BOURNVILLE ENGLAND -WO **************************************** | *Contact: | The George Cadbury Memorial Carillon | Miss Margaret Dundas | (The Bournville Carillon) NOTE: Sites for which the local | New Vestry | *Location: government reorganization of 1974 | Back Wynd | School Tower specified a different name for the | Aberdeen AB10 1JZ | Linden Road (A4040) at Sycamore Road county-like administrative authority | T: 01224/643494 | (on the village green) include both names, with the historic | E: office_enquiries@ | Bournville, county name shown in parentheses. | kirk-of-st-nicholas.org.uk | South Birmingham, The reason for this is that the | *Schedule: | West Midlands (Worcestershire), administrative names have frequently | Sunday 1030-1055. Special recitals on | England been used as if they were replace- | Doors Open Day (11-09-2004) at | OS Ref. SP 044 812 ments for the historic names, though | 1015, 1130, 1245, 1300 and 1515. | LL: N 52.42946, W 1.93649 they are not. Presenting both names | *Remarks: | *Carillonist: here insures that the reader will be | The combined ring and chime of 1858, | Trevor Workman, Carillonneur, able to make the proper connection | which was a mixture of new and old | Bournville Village Trust with place references of all kinds. | bells (mostly by Warner, 1815) with a | 45 Elizabeth Road The historic county names are used | flat 7th hung dead, was destroyed by | Moseley for the two-letter abbreviations in | fire in 1874. | Birmingham B13 8QH the country field. Further changes | The bass bell (which was a sub-bourdon | T: 21/449 3455 in administrative names, resulting | from 1952 to 1954) swings by motor. | E: [email protected] from the reorganization of 1995, are | Expansion of 1954 was composed of | *Past carillonneur: not yet included. | 6 basses and 5 trebles. | 19??-2012 Raymond Aldington (1939-2012) | Chime action (keyboard and barrel) on | *Contact: NOTE: Ordnance Survey (OS) map refer- | 12 diatonic basses plus two semitones. | Bournville Village Trust ences are included under Location | Major renovation by Taylor in 1994. | Bournville Estate Office where known. | | Oak Tree Lane | ARMAGH N IRELAND-R | Bournville, Birmingham B30 1UB NOTE: In this region, chime semitones | *Location: | T: 0121/472 3831 F: 0121/414 1348 may be given either in chime scale | North tower | E: [email protected] (numbering from the bottom, as in | St.Patrick's Cathedral (R.C.) | *Schedule: "sharp 4th" or "flat 7th") or in | Cathedral Road at English Street | Saturdays 1200 and 1500; ringing scale (numbering from the | Armagh, co.Armagh, Northern Ireland | Christmas Eve carol sing 6pm. top, as in "#5" or "b2"). | OS Ref. H 876 454 | Guildford Quarters strike on 8 bells --------------------------------------- | LL: N 54.35243, W 6.65909 | (including the hour). Copyright ©2018 by Carl Scott Zimmerman. This document may not be downloaded, copied, stored in an information retrieval system or printed except under the conditions specified in the Terms of Use on the title page. MASTER INFORMATION LISTING for THE