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The WCF revised its definition of a carillon in 2012 to include 'historic' instruments, built before 1940, and having a range of at least ten diatonics and only missing two semitones (15 bells, minimum). | The WCF revised its definition of a carillon in 2012 to include 'historic' instruments, built before 1940, and having a range of at least ten diatonics and only missing two semitones (15 bells, minimum). | ||
<br>Also see [[Chime|Chime]] | <br>Also see [[Chime|Chime]] | ||
The World Carillon Federation provides an informative presentation of the musical instrument known as the carillon. | |||
<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouq1vuFRJSQ</embedvideo> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Le Bulletin Campanaire #69, translated by Wylie Crawford in Carillon News No. 88 | Le Bulletin Campanaire #69, translated by Wylie Crawford in [https://www.gcna.org/resources/Documents/Carillon-News-2012-11.pdf Carillon News No. 88] | ||
[[Category:Campanology]] | [[Category:Campanology]] | ||