List of carillons in Belgium

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The tower St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen contains two large, 49-bell carillons Mechelen St-Romboutskathedraal 04.JPG
The tower St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen contains two large, 49-bell carillons

Carillons, musical instruments of bells in the percussion family, are found throughout Belgium. Several institutions maintain registries on the location and statistics of carillons. Some registries specialize in counting specific types of carillons. For example, the War Memorial and Peace Carillons registry counts instruments which serve as war memorials or were built in the name of promoting world peace (and tracks five in Belgium); [1] the World Carillon Federation  [ nl ] counts carillons throughout the country, along with the rest of the world.

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Two Belgian carillon associations the Flemish Carillon Association and the Walloon Carillon Association count carillons in their respective regions. According to their registries, there are 94 carillons in Belgium: 70 in the Flemish Region, 22 in the Walloon Region, and 2 in the Brussels Capital Region. They are distributed across 77 different cities; several are located within the same city, and two are even within the same building at St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen. The population has a wide range in total weights, with bourdons spanning between 30 and 8,180 kilograms (66 and 18,034 lb). They also span a wide range of notes, from 21 (which the Flemish association considers a carillon despite failing its definition that requires at least 23 [2] ) up to 64. Many carillons were constructed over several centuries by several bellfounders; a minority are constructed entirely by a single bellfounder. The majority of carillons are transposing instruments, and often transpose such that the lowest note on the keyboard is B or C.

According to the World Carillon Federation  [ nl ], the carillons in Belgium account for 14 percent of the world's total [3] and is consequently considered one of the "great carillon countries" along with the Netherlands and the United States. [4]

Brussels

Despite not being a part of their respective regions, both the Flemish Carillon Association and the Walloon Carillon Association track the number of carillons located in the Brussels Capital Region, of which there are two. The larger both in terms of weight and number of bells is located at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. The smaller is located at the Palace of the Nation, Belgium's federal parliament building. Constructed in the 20th century, these carillons are much newer relative to others in the country. [5] [6] Brussels once had nine carillons in 1541; none survived past 1914. [7]

List of carillons in Brussels
LocationCityBells Bourdon weightTotal weight Range and
transposition
Bellfounder(s) Ref.
kglbkglb
Belgique - Bruxelles - Palais de la Nation - 01.jpg Palace of the Nation Brussels 372545601,3532,983 Palais de la Nation (Bruxelles) carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 1985–88 [6] [8]
0784 - Belgientour 2015 - Brussel (21689540096).jpg Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula 493,1646,97515,79734,826 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
None (concert pitch)
Royal Eijsbouts 1958–75 [6] [9]

Flanders

The Flemish Carillon Association maintains a registry of carillons in the Flemish Region. According to the organization, there are 70 carillons located in Flanders. They are distributed across 56 different cities; several are located within the same city, and two are even within the same building at St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen. [2] The carillons have a wide range in total weights, with bourdons spanning between 39 and 8,180 kilograms (86 and 18,034 lb). They also span a wide range of notes, from 21 (which the association considers a carillon despite failing its definition that requires at least 23 [2] ) up to 64. Many carillons were constructed over several centuries by several bellfounders; a minority are constructed entirely by a single bellfounder. The majority of carillons are transposing instruments, and often transpose such that the lowest note on the keyboard is B or C. [5]

List of carillons in Flanders
LocationCityBells Bourdon weightTotal weight Range and
transposition
Bellfounder(s) Ref.
kglbkglb
Aalst belfry.jpg Schepenhuis Aalst 526281,3853,8278,437 Belfry of Aalst carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
Lokeren 1958 [10] [7]
Aarschot OLV R01.jpg Aarschot Peace Carillon  [ nl ]
Church of Our Lady  [ nl; fr ]
Aarschot 515,34711,788 Aarschot Peace Carillon range.svg
Up 5 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 2018 [11] [12]
[13] [14]
Antwerpen Kathedraal Onze Lieve Vrouw Turm 04.jpg Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp 494,96310,94227,64860,953 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Down 3 semitones
[15] [7]
Sint Catharinakerk toren.jpg St. Catherine's Church  [ nl ]472505501,8204,010 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 12 semitones
[16]
Borgerhout Gemeentehuis28.JPG District House of Borgerhout  [ nl ]471,0562,3285,53112,194 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 5 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 1977 [17]
Sint Martinuskerk in Burcht, Belgium.JPG St. Martin's Church  [ nl ]
(Open-air carillon)
372706001,8083,986 Sint-Martinuskerk (Burcht) carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
Petit & Fritsen 1968 [18]
Brugge Belfry.jpg Belfry of Bruges Bruges 475,38111,86327,53560,704 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Down 5 semitones
[19] [7]
Stadhuis Damme - Jacob van Maerlant.jpg Damme City Hall  [ nl ] Damme 391433151,1682,575 Common 39-bell carillon range.svg
Up 16 semitones
[20]
OLVkerkDeinze.jpg Church of Our Lady  [ nl ] Deinze 487841,7284,4179,738 Common 48-bell carillon range.svg
Up 7 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 1988–94 [21]
Belgium - Dendermonde - Lakenhal en stadhuis - 04.jpg Belfry of Dendermonde  [ nl; fr ] Dendermonde 491,2252,7016,80015,000 Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp, carillon range.png
Up 5 semitones
[22] [23]
Mespelare Sint-Aldegondekerk 12.JPG Saint Aldegondis Church213986381840 Sint-Aldegondekerk (Mespelare) carillon range.svg
Up 24 semitones
[24]
Diest St. Sulpitius 657.jpg Church of Saint-Sulpice  [ nl; fr ] Diest 475921,3053,1907,030 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 8 semitones
[25] [7]
Belfry of Diksmuide (DSCF9585).jpg Belfry of Diksmuide  [ nl ] Diksmuide 301603501,1002,400 Diksmuide town hall carillon range.svg
Up 16 semitones
Michiels 1935 [26]
Schepen Noel Bijnensplein - 237736 - onroerenderfgoed.jpg St. Martin's Church  [ nl ] Genk 522,3395,15711,57725,523 Sint-Martinuskerk (Genk) carillon range.svg
Up 2 semitones
Petit & Fritsen 1960 [27]
Geraardsbergen - Sint-Bartholomeuskerk 1.jpg St Bartholomew's Church  [ nl ] Geraardsbergen 491,8004,0008,78719,372 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 3 semitones
[28]
Belfort van Gent.jpg Belfry of Ghent Ghent 546,05013,34030,12966,423 Belfry of Ghent carillon range.svg
Down 3 semitones
[29] [7]
Grimbergen Basiliek Sint Servaas Chor.jpg Basilica of Saint Servatius  [ nl ] Grimbergen 491,2842,8317,01715,470 Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp, carillon range.png
Up 5 semitones
[30]
Haaltert, Sint Gorikskerk positie1 foto3 2011-10-02 15.32.JPG Saint Gorik Church  [ nl ] Haaltert 441,8964,1805,43511,982 Sint-Gorikskerk (Haaltert) carillon range.svg
Up 16 semitones
Michiels 1946–60 [31]
20110419 Halle (2).jpg Basilica of Saint Martin  [ nl; fr ] Halle 543,5007,70012,90028,400 Sint-Martinuskerk (Halle, Belgium) carillon range.svg
Up 7 semitones
  • De Leenknecht van Harelbeke 1390
  • Walterus 1480
  • Waghevens 1518
  • Van Aerschodt 1849
  • Michaux 1920–21
  • Sergeys  [ fr ] 1972–73
[32]
Harelbeke Sint-Salvatorkerk -3.JPG St. Salvator Church  [ nl ] Harelbeke 501,8004,0007,17915,827 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat) plus sub-bourdon.svg
Up 7 semitones
Michiels 1959 [33]
Hasselt Sint-Quintinuskathedraal 2.JPG St. Quentin Cathedral Hasselt 533,1757,00010,98024,210 Sint-Quintinuskathedraal (Hasselt) carillon range.svg
Up 4 semitones
[34] [7] [35]
Vernimmen Garden Herent 282004401,1002,400 Van Aerschodt 1912–14 [36]
Herentals belfort.jpg Belfry of Herentals  [ nl; fr ] Herentals 494851,0692,8836,356 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 1 semitone
[37] [7]
Schepenhuis Herzele 04.jpg Schepenhuis  [ nl ] Herzele 282726001,6603,660 Schepenhuis (Herzele) carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
Horacantus 1952 [38]
46578 Decanale kerk Sint-Catharina 4.jpg St Catherine's Church  [ nl ] Hoogstraten 501,8234,01911,77725,964 Chromatic four-octave plus B-flat carillon range.svg
Up 3 semitones
  • Hemony 1654–55
  • Michiels 1954–59
[39]
Izegem Sint-Tillokerk ext-01.JPG St. Hilonius Church  [ nl ] Izegem 472,1094,65010,06422,187 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 1 semitone
  • Slegers-Causard 1921
  • Michiels 1923–60
[40]
Belfort Korrtrijk 08.jpg Belfry of Kortrijk Kortrijk 483106801,9454,288 Common 48-bell carillon range.svg
Up 11 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 1994 [41] [7]
Courtrai clocher st martin.JPG Saint Martin's Church 495,06011,16018,49040,760 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
None (concert pitch)
[42]
Sint Martinus Kerk Lede.jpg Saint Martin's Church  [ nl ] Lede 24541198001,800 Sint-Martinuskerk (Lede) carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
Michiels 1952–55 [43]
Belgie - Leuven - Sint-Geertrui - 03.JPG Saint Gertrude's Abbey  [ nl ] Leuven 493,7508,27015,06133,204 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 1 semitone
[44] [7]
Lovanio, Collegiale Sint-Pieterskerk, 1425-1503 (12).JPG St. Peter's Church 494,2809,44017,50038,600 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 1 semitone
[45] [7]
Leuven university library - 2.jpg Academic libraries in Leuven 637,09615,64435,34977,931 63-bell carillon range (B-flat).svg
Down 4 semitones
[46] [47]
Abdij van Park - panoramio.jpg Park Abbey 402,1324,70010,61623,404 Common 40-bell carillon range.svg
Up 1 semitone
Royal Eijsbouts 2018 [48] [49]
Leuven Sint-Jan-de-Doperkerk 77.JPG Church of St. John the Baptist 451894171,3332,939 Church of St. John the Baptist, Leuven, carillon range.svg
Up 14 semitones
[50]
Lier Sint Gummarus Fassade 1.jpg Saint Gummarus Church  [ nl; fr ] Lier 527,63816,83919,78143,610 Sint-Gummaruskerk (Lier) carillon range.svg
Down 2 semitones
[51] [7]
Sint-laurentius kerk.jpg Saint Laurentius Church  [ nl ] Lokeren 493,6608,07016,79037,020Horacantus 1955–56 [52]
Sint-Pietersbandenkerk (Lommel) - Vooraanzicht.JPG Church of Saint Peter-in-Chains  [ nl ] Lommel 633,2637,19415,49334,156 63-bell carillon range (B-flat).svg
None (concert pitch)
[53]
Emil Orlik Mecheln 1898.jpg St. Rumbold's Cathedral
(Old carillon)
Mechelen 498,00018,00036,00079,000 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Down 4 semitones
[54] [7]
Mechelen St-Romboutskathedraal 04.JPG St. Rumbold's Cathedral
(New carillon)
498,18018,03039,24486,518 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Down 5 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 1981 [55]
Mechelen, de Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-over-de-Dijlekerk oeg3899 IMG 0184 2019-06-23 16.49.jpg Church of Our Lady-across-the-Dyle  [ nl; fr ]502,2174,8889,12320,113 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat) plus sub-bourdon.svg
Up 5 semitones
[56] [57]
Museum Hof van Busleyden Mechelen 6-07-2018 13-27-14.jpg Court of Busleyden  [ nl; fr ]494209302,5415,602 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 12 semitones
Michiels 1953 [58] [59]
Meise Brusselsesteenweg 1 Sint-Martinuskerk - 272636 - onroerenderfgoed.jpg St. Martin's Church Meise 569051,9954,61510,174 Sint-Martinuskerk (Meise) carillon range.svg
Up 7 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 2001 [60]
Belfry of Menen (DSCF9322).jpg Belfry of Menen  [ nl ] Menen 497701,7004,76410,503 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 7 semitones
[61]
Mol - Sint-Pieter en Pauwelkerk.jpg Saints Peter und Paul Church  [ nl ] Mol 493,2407,14016,50436,385 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
None (concert pitch)
[62] [63]
Abdij van Postel - panoramio.jpg Postel Abbey 493828422,1874,822 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 12 semitones
[64] [65]
Sint-Pieters-Bandenkerk - tijdens werken in 2017 - Nederbrakel.jpg Church of Saint Peter-in-Chains Nederbrakel 491,9964,4009,64521,264 Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp, carillon range.png
Up 3 semitones
[66]
Nieuwpoort - Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk 2.jpg Church of Our Lady  [ nl ] Nieuwpoort 67 [lower-alpha 1] 1,4073,1028,97619,789 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 5 semitones
Michiels 1952 [67] [68]
Oostende - Feest- en Cultuurpaleis 1.jpg Festivities and Culture Palace  [ nl ] Ostend 492,4975,50512,39327,322 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 2 semitones
Paccard 1964 [69]
Sint-Walburga church Oudenaarde (East Flanders, Belgium) 03.jpg St. Walburga Church  [ nl ] Oudenaarde 493,2307,12015,50034,200 Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp, carillon range.png
None (concert pitch)
Petit & Fritsen 1967 [70]
Sint-Trudokerk (Peer) 4-08-2021 15-39-07.jpg St. Trudo Church  [ nl ] Peer 643,7058,16817,23437,994 Sint-Trudokerk (Peer) carillon range.svg
None (concert pitch)
Petit & Fritsen 1951–99 [71]
Neerpelt - Sint-Niklaaskerk.jpg Saint Nicholas Church  [ nl ] Pelt 481,0602,3403,5647,857 Common four-octave carillon range (C) plus sub-bourdon.svg
Up 9 semitones
[72] [73]
Bertinus.jpg St. Bertin's Church  [ nl ] Poperinge 478001,8004,3809,660
[74]
PUERS param 02.JPG Saint Peter's Church Puurs 505051,1133,8908,580(Range not available)
Up 9 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 2017 [75] [76]
Sint-Michielskerk, Roeselare (DSCF9945).jpg Saint Michael's Church  [ nl ] Roeselare 498901,9605,15411,363 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 7 semitones
[77] [78]
Ronse - Sint-Hermeskerk 1.jpg Saint Hermes' Church  [ nl ] Ronse 492,3555,19212,21126,921
[79]
Scherpenheuvel-Zichem Albertusplein zonder nummer basiliek en klooster - 238625 - onroerenderfgoed.jpg Basilica of Our Lady Scherpenheuvel-Zichem 492,8126,19913,20029,100
[80]
Sint niklaas.jpg Sint-Niklaas City Hall  [ nl ] Sint-Niklaas 498501,8705,20011,500
[81]
Stadhuis en Belfort Sint-Truiden 31.jpg Belfry of Sint-Truiden  [ nl; fr ] Sint-Truiden 501,8004,0006,00013,000
[82] [7]
Kortenbos, Basiliek van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Kortenbos oeg22998 foto5 2015-06-09 11.28.jpg Basilica of Our Lady of Kortenbos  [ nl; fr ]272,3655,2145,25211,579Michiels 1947–53 [83]
41318-Parochiekerk Sint-Rumoldus.jpg Saint Rumolds Church  [ nl ] Steenokkerzeel 491,4163,1227,18515,840
[84]
Temse Gemeentehuis 1.JPG Temse City Hall  [ nl ] Temse 385091,1223,0766,781
[85]
Halletoren Tielt.jpg Belfry of Tielt  [ nl; fr ] Tielt 351052318311,832 Common three-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 9 semitones
Dumery  [ fr ] 1772–1827 [86] [7] [87]
Eglise Saint-Germain de Tirlemont 02.JPG Saint Germain's Church  [ nl; fr ] Tienen 541,5293,3717,07115,589
[88] [7]
Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Basiliek Tongeren.JPG Basilica of Our Lady Tongeren 491,5933,51210,38422,893(Range not available)
Up 2 semitones
[89] [7] [90]
Turnhout St-Pieterskerk.JPG Saint Peter's Church  [ nl ] Turnhout 501,1052,4364,3259,535
[91] [7]
0 Veurne - Grote Markt - Parochiekerk Sint-Niklaas.JPG Saint Nicholas Church  [ nl ] Veurne 481,7943,9559,18520,249Michiels 1955–60 [92]
Wingene - Sint-Amanduskerk 2.jpg Saint Amand's Church  [ nl ] Wingene 497381,6274,1899,235 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 8 semitones
[93] [94]
Ieper Lakenhal Turm 1.jpg Ypres Cloth Hall Ypres 492,4945,49811,89226,217 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 2 semitones
[95] [96]
PM 116511 B Zottegem.jpg Church of Our Lady of the Ascension  [ nl ] Zottegem 491,3382,9506,82815,053 Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Hemelvaartkerk (Zottegem) carillon range.svg
Up 3 semitones
[97] [98]
Sint-Leonarduskerk0.jpg St. Leonard's Church Zoutleeuw 391403101,2252,701Horacantus 1963 [99]

Wallonia

The Walloon Carillon Association maintains a registry of carillons in the Walloon Region. According to the organization, there are 22 carillons located in Wallonia. They are distributed across 20 different cities; three are within the same city  Liège. The carillons have a wide range in total weights, with bourdons spanning between 30 and 4,070 kilograms (66 and 8,973 lb). They also span a wide range of notes, from 25 up to 55. Many carillons were constructed over several centuries by several bellfounders; a minority are constructed entirely by a single bellfounder. The majority of carillons are transposing instruments, and often transpose such that the lowest note on the keyboard is B or C. [6]

List of carillons in Wallonia
LocationCityBells Bourdon weightTotal weight Range and
transposition
Bellfounder(s) Ref.
kglbkglb
Ath Sint-Julianuskerk 29-08-2012 16-51-13.JPG St. Julian's Church  [ fr; nl ] Ath 494,0708,97011,05324,368 Eglise Saint-Julien (Ath) carillon range.svg
Up 4 semitones
[100]
Braine-le-Comte JPG00.jpg St. Gaugericus' Church  [ fr ] Braine-le-Comte 478051,7754,3709,630 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 6 semitones
Petit & Fritsen 1967 [101]
Charleroi - Beffroi vu de la place du Manege - 2020-08-01 - 01.jpg Belfry of Charleroi  [ nl ] Charleroi 473,0006,600 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 12 semitones
Michiels 1936 [6]
Chimay 01.jpg Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul  [ nl ] Chimay 263066 Eglise Saint Pierre et Paul (Chimay) carillon range.svg
Up 26 semitones
Dumery  [ fr ] 1755–63 [6]
Belgium-5655 - Church of Our Lady (13453916544).jpg Notre Dame de Dinant Dinant 502605701,9514,301 Common 50-bell carillon range (C).svg
Up 24 semitones
Royal Eijsbouts 2008–14 [6] [102]
EdingenKerk.JPG St. Nicolas Church  [ nl ] Enghien 512,7506,060 Eglise Saint-Nicolas d'Enghien carillon range.svg
Up 5 semitones
[6]
0 Florenville 050422 (2).jpg Church of the Ascension Florenville 497651,687 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 10 semitones
Michiels 1955 [6]
Gembloux JPG01.jpg Belfry of Gembloux  [ fr; nl ] Gembloux 505601,230 Chromatic four-octave plus B-flat carillon range.svg
Up 10 semitones
[6]
20181118 223 huy.jpg Collegiate Church of Our Lady of Huy  [ fr; nl ] Huy 49 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 6 semitones
[6] [7]
La Louviere, eglise Saint-Joseph.jpg St. Joseph's Church La Louvière 47300660 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 24 semitones
Michiels 1957–58 [6]
Cathedrale Saint-Paul de Liege.jpg Liège Cathedral Liège 494,58110,099 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 15 semitones
[6] [7]
20101111 liege139 stjean.JPG Church of Saint John the Evangelist 345701,260
[6]
2006-11-05 - 14-24 - Luttich - 02.JPG Collegiate Church of St. Bartholomew 50380840(Range not available)
Up 10 semitones
Vanden Gheyn 1774 [6] [103]
Malmedy Cathedral 01.jpg Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul  [ nl ] Malmedy 40400880 Common 40-bell carillon range.svg
Up 10 semitones
[6]
0 Mons - Beffroi (1).JPG Belfry of Mons Mons 495,50012,100 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Down 3 semitones
[6] [7]
Namur Cathedral Tower 2.JPG St Aubin's Cathedral Namur 472,6005,700 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 14 semitones
[6] [7]
Nivelle Collegiale Ste. Gertrude 03.jpg Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude Nivelles 473,2007,100 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Down 3 semitones
[6]
Collegiale Saint-Vincent - panoramio (1).jpg Collegiate Church of St. Vincent  [ fr; nl ] Soignies 47 [lower-alpha 2] 9672,132 Common four-octave carillon range (C).svg
Up 14 semitones
Petit & Fritsen 1963–64 [6]
Thuin - beffroi - 2018-09-08 - 02.jpg Belfry of Thuin Thuin 25335739 Two-octave carillon range (B-flat).svg
Up 23 semitones
  • Slegers-Causard 1936
  • Michiels 1939
  • Voegelé 2003–04
[6]
Tournai beffroi 2.JPG Belfry of Tournai Tournai 555,00011,000 Belfry of Tournai carillon range.svg
Up 12 semitones
[6] [7]
63079-CLT-0001-01 L'eglise Notre-Dame (3).jpg Church of Our Lady of the Récollets  [ fr; nl ] Verviers 405951,312 Common 40-bell carillon range.svg
Up 20 semitones
Michiels 1937 [6]
Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Wavre, Belgium (DSCF7560).jpg Saint John the Baptist Church, Wavre  [ fr ] Wavre 501,8204,010 Common four-octave carillon range (B-flat) plus sub-bourdon.svg
Up 19 semitones
[6] [104]

See also

Notes

  1. Despite having 67 bells, the carillon has 49 notes. Eighteen of the notes each ring two bells.
  2. There is one additional bell not part of the carillon.

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