What are the bell -players?

chimes is the name of both clock bells and orchestral tools. chimes can refer to three high pitch bells used to mark a quarter of a hour or a set of chromatic arranged bells featured from the keyboard. The clock bells are sometimes called Carillon Chimes when there are number 23 or more bells.

Carillon Bells are usually mounted in towers known as campaniles and are usually an outdoor tool. In 2003, however, in 2003 was created passengers Carillon, called "Concert Carillon" and played for years in various places in Germany and the Netherlands. In 2006, there were at least 13 travel of Karilon around the world. However, there is also a collection of the original repertoire that is composed for them, as well as the arrangement of piano music and other works. American composer Samuel Barber wrote in 1934 and Suite for Carillon

Orchestral tool called chimes or tubular bells is ChromatiCalic arrangement of octave and half of long metal pipes that are suspended from the frame. Mounted on wheels can easily be moved to a place. The bell -players are played with rawhide or brass boats. Rawhide, sometimes replaced by yarn boats, results in a soft sound, while brass mallet creates a tense and concentrated sound.

intended to sound like church bells, bell -players have complex excessive and undertones. They spill from medium C (C4) to f octave and a half higher (F5). The duration is controlled by the foot pedal.

The bells have a remarkable performance in several famous orchestral pieces. They appear in the final of the French composer Maurice Ravel Orchestration of the Russian composer of a modest piano piece Mussorgsky, at the exhibition: "Great Gate Kiev." The bells are Also in the final scene of German composer Richard Wagner, parsifal , and at the end of the Austrian composer GustAva Holst's tribute "Saturn" in planets .