*Location:
St.John's Episcopal Church 1st and Liberty Streets Troy, New York, USA
*Player:
Andrew S. Mace East Nassau, NY 12062 H: (518)766-5413
*Contact:
St.John's Church 146 1st Street Troy, NY 12180-4431 T: (518)274-5884 F: (518)274-5880 E: saintjohnstroy@juno.com
*Remarks:
Added semitones are sharp 4th and flat 7th. Unclear whether Meneely/Troy replaced entire chime or only parts; some 1870 bells may remain, as well as much of original mechanism.
*Technical data:
Traditional chime (chimestand) of 11 bells
Pitch of heaviest bell is D in the middle octave
Transposition is nil (concert pitch)
Keyboard range: D E / D G 4
There are two added semitones
All bells were recast or replaced in 1911
by Meneely/Troy
Prior history:
In 1870, the instrument was begun with 11 bells
by Meneely/Wvlt
(0 bells remain from that work.)
Year of latest technical information source is 1992
*Links:
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These maps also show the locations of the chimes at
Ascension Episcopal Church,
St.Joseph's Catholic Church,
St.Patrick's Catholic Church,
St.Peter's Catholic Church and
Woodside Presbyterian Church.
Where the initial phase of this work lies in the sequence of output of the
Meneely (Watervliet) bellfoundry.
Where the final phase of this work lies in the sequence of output of the
Meneely (Troy) bellfoundry.
Ranking among all North American chimes by size (number of bells).
Index to all tower bell instruments in NY.
*Status:
This page was built from the database on 10-Dec-02 based on textual data last updated on 2002/12/10 and on technical data last updated on 2002/12/10
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