Today, she said she looks up at that 91-foot tower and has to keep pinching herself. "I get to play this!" She had studied the carillon as an undergrad and took lessons as a graduate student.

Players strike them with the bottoms of their fists. This time of year, Dayton’s carillon isn't just a 151-foot-tall musical instrument. It’s also a gigantic Christmas tree. There are two stories here ...

We're talking about the carillon atop the Allen Bell Tower. If you've never heard of the carillon, watch the player above. It's not really an organ. The carillon plays every 15 minutes.

Every semester, a small group of students have the opportunity to play the Century Tower Carillon — an instrument made of bells — ranked among one of the largest university carillons out of ...

He has been ringing the bells of the Carillon since 1960. He plays several times a year, usually for patriotic occasions, which is appropriate since the 240-foot tower was built as a World War I ...

A 30-foot tower with a 25-bell carillon has been built at St. Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church in Paradise Valley. From left are Ty Woodward, interim organist and choirmaster; Kay Cook ...