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carillon playing

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun carillon playing has 1 sense
  1. bell ringing, carillon, carillon playing - playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower
    --1 is a kind of music
    --1 has particulars: change ringing

Definitions from the Web

Carillon Playing

Definition

Carillon playing refers to the musical performance using a carillon, a musical instrument made up of a series of bells that are usually played by striking a keyboard or using an automatic mechanism.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1:

In its primary sense, carillon playing involves the skillful act of playing the carillon instrument to create beautiful and harmonious melodies.

Related terms: carillon musician, carillonneur

Related products on Amazon: Carillon Sheet Music, Carillons for Home

Sense 2:

Carillon playing can also refer to the act of playing recorded carillon music through speakers or electronic devices in a specific location to create a pleasant atmosphere.

Related terms: carillon recording, pre-recorded carillon music

Related products on Amazon: Carillon Speakers, Carillon Music CDs

Sample Sentences

  • She spent years mastering the art of carillon playing and became a renowned carillonneur.
  • The beautiful carillon playing echoed throughout the city, enchanting everyone who heard it.
  • The church installed a system for automated carillon playing to fill the air with melodious tunes at specific times.
  • As a gift, he received a collection of CDs featuring the mesmerizing carillon playing of various notable carillonneurs.
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