Indexes to traditional carillons
in Germany

There is a page of site-specific information for each of the traditional-keyboard carillons in Germany.  To make it easy for you to find the page or site you seek, or to discover information about relationships among them, they are indexed in several different ways, as follows:

• by city and site-name

  If you are looking for a specific site by its institutional name (e.g., a church or school) or by the instrument's proper name, select the above index and then use the "find in page" feature of your Web browser to locate a distinctive word (or partial word) in that name.

• by number of bells

• by pitch (or approximate weight) of largest bell

• by year of completion

• by keyboard range, grouped according to musical capability

• by bellfoundry and year of installation

• by geographical location (as a regional locator map, via Google Maps customization)

The Website of the Deutsche Glockenspiel Vereinigung (DGV) is a primary source of information about the carillons in Germany.

NOTE:  One instrument (Offenburg) has been degraded from traditional to non-traditional by removal of its baton keyboard.

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