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What is a Carillon?A carillon consists of a series of at least 23 tuned bells, played from a keyboard that allows expressiveness through variation in touch. The player, or carillonneur, can play a broad range of music—from arrangements of popular and classical music to original compositions created just for the carillon. Carillon bells can be heard throughout North America, in cities, at churches, on school campuses, in public parks, and in many other places where people gather. Learn more ...
Summer Carillon RecitalsThe best way to listen to carillon music is live and in person! Did you know that there are close to 200 carillons across North America? Many carillons are played throughout the year, and many plan special recitals during the summer months. Check out this year's recital listings! Can't make it to a carillon recital in person? Check out our online music listings to listen to carillon music from anywhere!
About the GCNAThe Guild of Carillonneurs in North America is an organization of professional musicians dedicated to promoting the carillon art. It supports the development of proficient carillonneurs and encourages the building of new carillons, the improvement of existing installations, and the composition and distribution of carillon music. Learn more ... | Congress at St. Stephen's (Cohasset MA)The 80th Annual Congress of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America will be held at St. Stephen's Church in Cohasset, Massachusetts, from June 14 to 17, 2023. More info at the congress webpage.
Congratulations to Franco Composition Contest WinnersThe Franco Committee is pleased to present the winners of the 2023 Franco Composition Contest. Congratulations to Joseph Fong, Stefano Colletti, Jose Antonio C. Buencamino, Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra, Yanchen Ye and Zachary Zaroogian! Learn more ...
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Classified Ads / Job Postings
We welcome classified advertisements regarding the sale or donation of items that may be of interest to GCNA members such as second-hand practice consoles, collections of sheet music, publications, recordings, etc. Employers are welcome to submit job postings for carillonneurs and related positions (including full-time or part-time, employee or contract positions). For more, visit the Classified Ads / Job Postings page.
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Support the GuildIn addition to donating directly to the Guild, you can use this link when you shop at Sheet Music Plus (for both carillon music and other music), and they will donate a portion of the proceeds to the Guild: |
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