carillon playing
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Definition
Noun: * The act or performance of playing a carillon, which is a set of stationary, tuned bells, typically housed in a tower and played using a keyboard or an automatic mechanism.
Usage
- The term specifically refers to the performance or activity of playing the carillon instrument itself.
- It is a formal or descriptive term, often used in musical, historical, or cultural contexts related to bell towers.
Examples
- The carillon playing from the university tower could be heard across the entire campus.
- She studied the art of carillon playing for many years before becoming the city's official carillonneur.
- The schedule for the daily carillon playing is posted at the entrance to the cathedral.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used to describe the specific style or quality of a performance.
- His carillon playing is noted for its remarkable clarity and rhythmic precision.
Variants and Related Words
- Carillon (n): The musical instrument itself, consisting of a set of bells.
- Carillonneur (n): A person who plays the carillon.
- Bell-ringing (n): A more general term that can include the playing of carillons, change ringing, or other forms of ringing tuned bells.
Synonyms
- Bell-ringing (in the specific context of a tuned, melodic performance)
- Campanology (the study or art of bell-ringing, which encompasses carillon playing)
Related Phrases
- To play the carillon: The verbal phrase describing the action.
- Every Sunday, he plays the carillon for the evening service.
Noun
- playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower