The 48 bells for the carillon were cast in 1991 and 1992 by the Royal Eijsbouts bell foundry, located in Asten, the Netherlands. The foundry built the bell frame and playing cabin according to the dimensions of a standard shipping container. The carillon may be transported to nearly any concert venue. The musical range of the bells cover four full octaves from F in the middle octave.
Mobile Millennium Carillon
Sunday, July 27, 2008
What is this ? #2
This is a carrilon. It was at the Lancaster Festival, parked off stage right, and played with the Symphony...
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what is this
What is this ?
What is this ?
Is it the clarinet solo channel ?
NO. (this was a ROCK show)
Is it the lead vocal on the monitor console ?
NO. (there was no monitor console)
Is it the 1st chair violin ?
NO. (this was a freakin' ROCK N' ROLL show)
Is it the Kick Drum channel, after a 2 hour soundcheck ???
YES !!!!!!
Some people have no business mixing Rock bands....
that's all I'm sayin.....
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Lancaster Festival
We provided PA, Lights, and Video to The Lancaster Festival. Performers were the Lancaster Festival Orchestra, Wynonna Judd, Zoso, and Kenny Loggins....
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
ah...OK ??
While standing in front of the PA at house right :
"Is to be louder... in left... speaker"-"Ivan" the FOH engineer for the St Petersburg Ballet
(thick Russian accent)
i'm just sayin'.....
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
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