.
.
Carillon
Music
"Paques fete des cloches"
(Easter Bell Celebration)
from
"Le Petit Journal,"
Illustrated Supplement,
25th Year, No. 1221, 12 April 1914
Illustration Courtesy of Elizabeth and Jean-Pierre Vitu (Perpignan, France)
Click Illustration for an
enlargement
.
[ Piano, Keyboards,
or Harp
]
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Individual Compositions
and
Collected Arrangements
.
An Album for the
Carillon
in Two Volumes
Hymn Tunes, Folk Songs
& Ceremonial
Music, Settings &
Arrangements
Volume I
[A-M
alphabetical by tune title or name]
(39 pages)
Volume
II
[N-Z
alphabetical by tune title or name]
(39 pages)
Title Pages, Tables of Contents, Notes, Music Scores,
Afterword
[Softbound
8 ½ x 11, 28 lb. grade paper]
A Cranbrook
Suite for
Carillon
(10 pages)
I.
Prelude on
Nicaea
II.
Siciliana and
Menuet on
Erhalt uns
Herr
III.
Finale on
Old 100th
Elegy
for Carillon (4 pages)
A Tripych of Martin Luther Hymns
(14 pages)
I.
Prelude
and
Fugue on
Vom Himmel Hoch
II. Three Verses on
Aus Tiefer Not
III.
Three Variations on
Ein Feste Burg
Sonata in the Baroque Style
for Carillon
(or for Harp, Piano, etc.)
(13 pages)
I.
Preludio
II.
Aria and
Trio;
Recitativo
III.
Finale
Jesse's Song: A Hymn of Peace,
Duo for
Carillon (8 pages)
Formatted in treble and bass clef (Primo & Secundo) in a
traditional two-stave format
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For additional carillon compositions, please consult publication listings
available from:
The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America
to view titles and place orders at:
http://www.gcna.org
And also from
American Carillon Music Editions
at:
https://www.americancarillonmusiceditions.com
Available in print is the Triptych listing highlighted below:
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An online publication of three
hymn tune settings from
Sewanee: The University
of the South
A Triptych
of
Advent Hymns
Three Settings
for
Carillon
A
letter-sized
.pdf booklet file is available
from John Bordley upon request
jbordley@sewanee.edu
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