*Location: St.Romboutstoren / Sint-Rumolduskerk Wijckmanstraat at FuƩrisonplaats Steenokkerzeel, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium LL: N 50.90978, E 4.51197
*Carillonist: Rien Aarssen E: rien.aarssen/@/worldonline DOTbe *Contact: (unknown) *Schedule: (unknown) *Remarks: Surviving old bells by Jan Tordeur (6, 1626), A.J.VandenGheyn (3, 1759,84,85), P.van den Gheyn (15, 1734-40 & 1785), Severinus Van Aerschodt (2,1877); formerly at least one by Julien. 9 basses below cabin. Also reported as 44 bells (1925). Bourdon cracked, unusable. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 49 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is D in the middle octave Keyboard range: F C 45/ A#G Transposition is up 4 semitone(s), i.e., from C to E There are two missing bass semitones The presence or absence of a practice console is unknown The instrument was enlarged in 1981 with 24 bells made by Eijsbouts Prior history: In 1922, the instrument was enlarged to 41 bells by Michiels (0 bells remain from that work.) Pitch of heaviest bell was C# in the treble octave Keyboard range was: C F / C F Transposition was up 13 semitone(s), i.e., from C to C# There was one missing bass semitone Previously, the instrument was begun with 33 bells by vandenGheyn Pitch of heaviest bell was unknown Auxiliary mechanisms: S3E Tower details not available Year of latest technical information source is 2025*Links:
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