Henry D. Schneider Memorial Carillon *Location: Trinity United Church of Christ (UCC) (was Trinity Reformed Church) Buck (Rt.532) and East Village Roads Holland, Pennsylvania, USA LL: N 40.20351 W 74.95523*Original Location (1930-1968): Trinity Evangelical & Reformed Church Broad and Venango Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
*Carillonist: (unknown)*Past carillonists: 1929-49 Remy Muller (d.19??) 1976-84 Fran Rodgers (d.19??) 19??-76 Janet Dundore (1920-2005)(C) 1984-99 Lisa J. Lonie (C) 2000-10 Scott Parry *Contact: Trinity Church 1400 Buck Road Holland, PA 18966-2653 T: (215)968-9668 *Schedule: For church services on some Sundays. *Remarks: Oldest bells (cast 1929, ded.1930) formed the 2nd American-made carillon. Major renovation in 2000 by Meeks, Watson & Co., with new keyboard and action (radial for relocated trebles); previous playing keyboard was sold to an unidentified parishioner. *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 49 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is D# in the middle octave Transposition is up 3 semitone(s) Keyboard range: C C / C C There are no missing bass semitones There is an identical practice console The present keyboard was installed in 2000 by the maker cited in Remarks above Prior history: In 1976, the instrument was enlarged to 49 bells by Petit & Fritsen Keyboard range was: C C / C G In 1955, the instrument was enlarged to 37 bells by Petit & Fritsen Keyboard range was: C C / C F In 1930, the instrument was begun with 25 bells by Meneely/Wvlt Keyboard range was: C C / C -- No auxiliary mechanisms known Tower details not available Year of latest technical information source is 2006*Links:
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