*Location: Trinity Singing Tower Trinity United Methodist Church Sumner Avenue at Kenwood Terrace Springfield, Massachusetts, USA LL: N 42.08471, W 72.56239
*Carillonist: (none appointed)*Past carillonists: 1928-?? Melvin C. Corbett 19??-64 Mrs.Dorothy B. Mulrooney 19xx-96 Kenneth T. Miller, Jr. 20xx-22 Becky Rosendahl Isaacson *Contact: Trinity Methodist Church 361 Sumner Avenue Springfield, MA 01108-2309 T: 413-737-5311 F: 413-781-4083 - or - Michael Carney, Director of Music E: mcarneymusic361@gmail.com *Schedule: Sundays before 1030 worship service (bass octave only) *Remarks: Originally had one octave (13 notes) of doubled trebles (total 61 bells); all disconnected by 1948, but the bells remain in the frame (the only such set remaining in North America, as is the disconnected original Aeolian electro-pneumatic player system). 2023: Mostly unplayable for lack of maintenance; cellphone antennas in belfry may make maintenance hazardous; one doubled treble removed to display. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 48 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is A in the bass octave Keyboard range: C C / C C 24 Transposition is down 3 semitone(s), i.e., from C to A There is one missing bass semitone There is an identical practice console The whole instrument was installed in 1928 with bells made by Taylor Auxiliary mechanisms: nE Tower details: Height of console: 7 meters above ground Height of lowest level of bells: 13 meters above ground Height of highest level of bells: 18 meters above ground Belfry openness: 40% Year of latest technical information source is 2023*Links:
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