National Monument to the Mobilization
Invalids of World War I*Location: Garden Klokkengieterijmuseum (vanBergen Bellfoundry Museum) Provincialeweg at Geuzenstraat Heiligerlee, Groningen, Netherlands LL: N 53.15611, E 7.00787*Former locations 1985-87:
Aardenburg, Zeeland, Netherlands
1964-85:
Klokkestoel bij Huize Merelhof
Torenstraat
Drachten, Friesland, Netherlands
(then listed as DRACHTEN - HM)
*Carillonist: (Guests) *Contact: Klokkengieterijmuseum Provincialeweg 46 9677 PD Heiligerlee T/F: 0597 41 81 99 E: info/@/museaheiligerlee DOTnl *Schedule: No regular schedule of live play; automatic at the hour while the museum is open (most afternoons, Apr-Oct; full schedule on Website). *Remarks: 5 basses below cabin; bells cast in 1965 (17), 1967 (1) and 1968 (31) - the last large carillon by Van Bergen. See also under 'Former carillons' below. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 49 bells
Pitch of heaviest bell is D# in the middle octave
Keyboard range: G D 44/ C G
Transposition is up 3 semitone(s), i.e., from C to D#
There are two missing bass semitones
The presence or absence of a practice console is unknown
The whole instrument was installed in 1987
with bells made by vanBergen
Auxiliary mechanisms: E30
Tower details:
Height of console: 3 meters above ground
Height of lowest level of bells: 2 meters above ground
Height of highest level of bells: 6 meters above ground
Belfry openness: 98%
Year of latest technical information source is 2008
*Links:
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