(Modern carillon) *Location: Upper belfry Sint-Romboutstoren Onder den Toren / Sint-Romboutskerkhof Mechelen (Malines, Mechlin), Antwerpen, Belgium LL: N 51.02893, E 4.47829
*Carillonist: Eddy Mariƫn, stadsbeiaardier E: marien.eddy@hotmail.com - and - Mark van Bets, kerk-beiaardier E: vanbets-decoster @ telenet DOTbe *Contact: Dienst Toerisme Stadhuis Grote Markt 2800 Mechelen T: 015/29 76 50 *Schedule: Saturday 1130-1230, Sunday 1500-1600, Monday 2030-2130 (Jun-Sep) *Remarks: In total weight, this was the heaviest carillon in Europe until 1986. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 49 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is F in the bass octave Keyboard range: A#C / A#G Transposition is down 5 semitone(s), i.e., from C to G There are two missing bass semitones The presence or absence of a practice console is unknown The whole instrument was installed in 1981 with bells made by Eijsbouts Auxiliary mechanisms: E Tower details: Height of console: 75 meters above ground Height of lowest level of bells: 71 meters above ground Height of highest level of bells: 79 meters above ground Belfry openness: 35% Year of latest technical information source is 2020*Links:
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