*Location: Collégiale Saint-Piat
Boulevard Joseph Hentges (Hwy.D925)
at Ruelle de Clochettes
Seclin, Nord, France
LL: N 50.55052, E 3.03043
*Carillonist: Jean-Francis Mulier,
carillonneur titulaire
9, boulevard Hentges
59113 Seclin
T: 20 90 00 02
E: jeanfrancis.mulier /@/ orange DOTfr*Contact: (unknown) *Schedule: Monday 1100-1200 (market day); also principal holidays. Quarter-hour tunes from the drum. *Remarks: The only English-made carillon in France; clavier and drum by Somers, Mechelen; 4 basses in lower bellchamber. Renovated in 1978. Tower also contains 3 surviving clock bells from 5 installed 1596-7, made in Douai. Three heavy bells added in 1824 made a "small carillon", which was mostly destroyed in 1917. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 42 bells
Pitch of heaviest bell (excluding sub-bourdon) is F# in the middle octave
Keyboard range: E F 38/(G) C G
Transposition is up 6 semitone(s), i.e., from C to F#
There is one missing bass semitone
The presence or absence of a practice console is unknown
The whole instrument was installed in 1932
with bells made by Gillett & Johnston
Prior history:
In 1824, a complete instrument of 8 bells was installed
by an unknown maker
(0 bells remain from that work.)
Pitch of heaviest bell was unknown
No auxiliary mechanisms known
Tower details not available
Year of latest technical information source is 2008
*Links:
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Explanations of page format and keyboard range are available.
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