*Location:
Henningson Memorial Campanile University of Nebraska at Omaha Dodge Street near South 60th Street Omaha, Nebraska, USA LL: N 41.25837, W 96.01040
*Player:
Dr. James Johnson T: (402)554-3353 E: jdjohnson@mail.unomaha.edu*Past Carillonneur:
Dr. Marilyn A. Kielniarz (d.2006)
*Contact:
Department of Music UNO Omaha, NE 68182 T: (402)554-3446
*Schedule:
Wednesday 1200; 4th Sunday 1900; and holidays. Automatic play 3 times daily, Monday-Friday.
*Remarks:
Swinging bells are the three basses.
*Technical data:
Traditional carillon of 47 bells
Pitch of heaviest bell is C in the middle octave
Transposition is nil (concert pitch)
Keyboard range: C C / C C
There are two missing bass semitones
There is no practice console
The whole instrument was installed in 1988
with bells made by Paccard
Year of latest technical information source is 1996
*Links:
Another page on the UNO Website presents a different picture of the campanile, this time accompanied by a description of the tower, the carillon, and their history. Unfortunately the text fails to mention that there is also a traditional mechanical keyboard in the tower; this is of course the preferred means of play.
Where this work lies in the sequence of output of the Paccard bellfoundry, in this region and in the world.
Ranking among all North American traditional carillons by weight.
Ranking among all North American traditional carillons by size (number of bells).
Ranking among all North American concert class carillons by age.
Index to all traditional carillons in NE.
Index to all tower bell instruments in NE.
*Status:
This page was built from the database on 11-Jun-06 based on textual data last updated on 2006/06/01 and on technical data last updated on 1997/03/08
Explanations of page format and keyboard range are available.
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