Carillon - Instruments By Country

Instruments By Country

Overview of highest concentrations of carillons (as defined by the World Carillon Federation) :

• Netherlands Carillon, Arlington, Virginia, USA.

• Century Tower (University of Florida).

• Burton Memorial Tower, University of Michigan

• Lurie Tower, North Campus, University of Michigan, view from the East.

• The 104-foot Beaumont Tower of Michigan State University, with a 49-bell carillon.

• Storke Tower, the 175-foot University of California, Santa Barbara bell tower with a 61-bell carillon.

• The 161-foot University of California, Riverside bell tower with a 48-bell carillon.

• Denny Chimes, University of Alabama, completed in 1929.

• Campanile and 50‐bell Stanton Memorial Carillon, Iowa State University, Ames.

• University of Northern Iowa Campanile and 47‐bell carillon, built in 1926, Cedar Falls.

• Jane A. Meyer Carillon, Missouri State University, Springfield.

• Plummer Carillon, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

• Cleveland Tower, Princeton University Graduate College with a 67‐bell carillon.

• Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, the University of Chicago, with the 72-bell Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Carillon.

• Duke University Chapel's 50-bell carillon, played daily.

• The Bok Singing Tower, a 60-bell carillon cast by Taylor houses the Anton Brees Carillon Library and the archives of the GCNA.

• National Carillon, Canberra, Australia: 55 bells, 50 metre tower.

• National War Memorial, New Zealand: a 74 bell carillon, including the largest carillon bell in the southern hemisphere ("Peace", 12.5 ton).

• Mobile carillon, Poland

• University of Kansas Campanile, Lawrence, KS

• The Wisbech Institute Clock Tower, 23-bell carillon, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, UK