The Netherlands Centennial Carillon *Location: Centennial Carillon Tower Centennial Court Government & Belleville Streets Victoria, British Columbia, Canada LL: N 48.42040, W 123.36821
*Carillonist: Rosemary Laing (C) E: posey2@shaw.ca rlaing@uvic.ca*Past carillonists: 1968-92 Herman Bergink (1924-1997) (C) 1992-93 (carillon silent) *Contact: Royal British Columbia Museum 675 Belleville Street Victoria, BC V8W 9W2 T: 250-387-2119 *Schedule: 3pm Sun, Apr-Dec; and 3pm Sat, Jul-Aug; also hourly autoplay *Remarks: Practice console is the original 4-octave carillon console. New keyboard in 2007 to New World Standard specifications; also a new automatic player system. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 62 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is D in the middle octave Keyboard range: C D / C C Transposition is up 2 semitone(s), i.e., from C to D There is one missing bass semitone There is a non-identical practice console The present keyboard was installed in 2007 by Eijsbouts Prior history: In 1971, the instrument was enlarged to 62 bells by Petit & Fritsen Keyboard range was: C D / C G In 1967, the instrument was begun with 49 bells by Petit & Fritsen Pitch of heaviest bell was F in the middle octave Transposition was up 5 semitone(s), i.e., from C to F There were two missing bass semitones No auxiliary mechanisms known Tower details not available Year of latest technical information source is 2007*Links:
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