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MASTER INFORMATION LISTING for North American multi-phase traditional carillons 3-Jan-02 Page 1 ALBANY - CH USA - NY | Alfred Station, NY 14803-9721 | Sally Slade Warner, (C) *Location: | H: (607)587-8090 W: (607)871-2234 | Academy Carillonneur City Hall | F: (607)871-2587 | Department of Music Pine & Eagle Streets | E: [email protected] | Phillips Academy Albany, New York, USA | *Contact: | Andover, MA 01810 *Player: | Performing Arts Office | H: (978)475-2599 W: (978)749-4264 Amy Heebner (C) | Alfred University | F: (978)749-4265 1403 Delaware Turnpikee | Alfred, NY 14802-1232 | E: [email protected] Delmar, NY 12054-5407 | T: (607)871-2562 | *Contact: H: (518)768-2272 W: (518)474-2274 | *Schedule: | Phillips Academy (Su) E: [email protected] | Mon,Wed,Fri 1230-1245; | Andover, MA 01810 - and - | Saturday 1600-1630 | *Schedule: Dr. Charles Semowich (A) | *Remarks: | Currently not played, as the instrument 242 Broadway | Original installation contained | needs major restoration. Rensselaer, NY 12144-2705 | 18 bells by P. Hemony, 1674; | *Remarks: H: (518)449-4756 W: (518)474-1559 | 16 (now 12) by J.du Mery, 1737; | Practice keyboard in Graves Hall. E: [email protected] | one by A. van den Gheyn, 1784; | For disposition of 18 Taylor trebles - and - | all collected (and some retuned) by | removed in 1977, see Dr. Pieter Blonk (A) | O. Michaux, Louvain, Belgium--the | NORTH LITTLE ROCK, USA - AR 152A Woodin Road | only pre-19th century carillon in | in 'Chimes' section. Clifton Park, NY 12068-6135 | North America. | H: (518)373-0754 W: (518)373-1040 | | ANN ARBOR - UM/1 USA - MI E: [email protected] | AMES USA - IA | Charles Baird Carillon - and - | Stanton Memorial Carillon | *Location: Sistine Lezon | *Location: | Burton Memorial Tower *Contact: | Campanile | Main Campus Friends of the Albany Carillon, Inc. | Iowa State University | University of Michigan Office of the Mayor | Ames, Iowa, USA | Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA City Hall, Suite 102 | *Player: | *Player: 24 Eagle Street | Tin-shi Tam (C) | Assoc.Prof. Margo Halsted, (C) Albany, NY 12207-1991 | ISU Department of Music | University Carillonist T: (518)434-5100 | 057 Music Hall | 900 Burton Memorial Tower - or - | Ames, IA 50011 | University of Michigan Carillon tower and practice room | W: (515)294-2911 E: [email protected] | Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1270 T: (518)434-5126 | *Contact: | H: (734)994-4526 W: (734)764-2539 *Schedule: | Stanton Memorial Carillon | F: (734)647-1897 Tues. noon (Semowich), Wed. noon | Foundation (Su) | E: [email protected] (Heebner), alternate Thu. noon (Blonk); | Alumni Suite, Memorial Union | *Schedule: Summer series: 3pm Sundays Jul-Aug. | 2229 Lincoln Way | Weekdays 1200-1230 and Saturdays *Remarks: | Iowa State University | 1015-1045 during term. Originally 60 bells, including 13 | Ames, IA 50014 | *Remarks: duplicate trebles. For some years, | F: (515)294-9402 | 1976 console has space for another only the lowest 35 bells were playable, | *Schedule: | half octave of trebles, which were and only from an ivory keyboard. | Weekdays throughout the school year | cast by Taylor but never installed. New console extends to bass G in | *Remarks: | Three practice consoles: manual and pedal; these notes work on | New playing & practice keyboards by | original Taylor (renovated 1992), practice console. | Verdin, 1994. Prior keyboard [1956] | Meeks & Watson (new 1992), | had dropped bass G,A,B in manual and | and Dutch standard. ALFRED USA - NY | pedal. Westminster quarters. | Davis Memorial Carillon | | ARLINGTON USA - VA *Location: | ANDOVER USA - MA | The Netherlands Carillon Alfred University | Samuel Lester Fuller Carillon | *Location: (south campus) | *Location: | Netherlands Carillon Gardens Alfred, New York, USA | Memorial Tower | (beside Arlington National Cemetery) *Player: | Phillips Academy | Jefferson Davis Highway at U.S.Hwy.50 Laurel Buckwalter, (C) | Route 28 at Salem Street | Arlington, Virginia, USA University Carillonneur | Andover, Massachusetts, USA | *Original Location (1954-60): 5744 East Valley Road | *Player: | West Potomac Park Copyright ©2002 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 GCNA Website. MASTER INFORMATION LISTING for North American multi-phase traditional carillons 3-Jan-02 Page 2 Washington, D.C., USA | *Location: | *Schedule: *Player: | Jane K. Sather Tower | Sundays at noon; also special events, Edward M. Nassor (C) | University of California at Berkeley | including Festival of Arts and 7236 Evanston Road | Berkeley, California, USA | Veterans Day. Springfield, VA 22150 | *Player: | *Remarks: H: (703)451-9574 W: (202)537-6236 | Jeff Davis, (C) | Practice clavier is the original G&J F: (202)364-6600 | University Carillonist | carillon clavier from Park Avenue E: [email protected] | Department of Music | Baptist Church, New York. *Contact: | 104 Morrison Hall, #1200 | Superintendent | University of California at Berkeley | BIRMINGHAM - SU USA - AL George Washington Memorial Parkway | Berkeley, CA 94720-1200 | Rushton Memorial Carillon National Capitol