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I really love it it's beautiful

Great performance! Just listened several times. Thanks for the recording. To my ear, this arrangement is a tad cacophonous. We would lose the melody in the middle section if we weren’t already so familiar with the tune. Then I noticed that the arrangement is not yours. So my question is, to what degree does the individual carillon dictate how well an arrangement will work? Or would this arrangement sound pretty much the same on most carillons? Is voicing easier on some carillons than it is on others? Are carillons well-tempered? The overtones may well be some of what my ear is hearing as muddle. On a sidenote, I’ve only played one (rudimentary) carillon that had no pedalboard - but would you say most carilloners are organists? Sorry, my question turned into four question. 😂 Carillon in one of the few instruments I’ve never arranged for…so many questions!

I’ve rung here too many times😂😂

I haven't watched yet, my guess is wind. Same thing happens to bands with possibility of blowing them into correct tune.

Joey, I love your videos! I am a huge fan of carillons! I give glory to god I was able to perform on Arizona’s Only Carillon! I will be giving you a shout out so check it out! I will tag you

Wow! This looks so hard-I’ve never actually seen a carillon played before (even though our university has one). And what a beautiful building-I gotta visit one day! Thanks for sharing your playing!

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Why this doesn't have a million views is incredibly disheartening. This is absolutely astonishing and beautiful is far too simple a term to describe. Thank you creating and sharing.

Very interesting and informative! But a thought occurred while watching you play - that does not look easy, how does one learn carillon? I mean, how/where do you practice? I thought it was great to get a digital piano with headphones so I don't annoy my wife, but your sessions involve a whole town.

Bravo!

very novel. But I can't help wishing I might hear you two play it on a celesta. something with less dwell.

Oof, that sustain! (j/k beautifully played!

This sounds AMAZING  ! On most pieces I'm quite sensitive about the "harmonic friction" caused by the minor third overtones of carillon bells, but for some reason I barely heard it in this piece (maybe because there aren't many major thirds ?)

Always love to see a Joey Brink notification on my phone screen 😁

You sir, are costing me my question in the most positive way. Plying those bells! Play them well! (They watch)

Very cool!

Of all my new video notifications this was the one I rushed to. I must admit that at first I was a bit disappointed, met by carillon four hands instead of a real duet. Then I realised that there are probably no place on Earth that you could actually play a carillon duet... Or is there a town with two carillons within earshot? How awesome would that be! And in the end, I was not disappointed at all, Sugarplum Fairy is almost made for bells and sounds absolutely fantastic in your hands.

LOVED THAT!

Beautiful!

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Joey; Who were your Carillon teachers? You play so beautifully. Where is the Barnes place recorded? BRAVO!!

Joey; Nicely done! Ron is smiling down on you from heaven. He was very biased toward other carillonists. He was a vituroso. He would have been very fond of your performance of this great Barnes work. Thanks!!

beautifully played

Bravo! Enchanting and mystical!

Love this song❤

Joey, play "Angry Young Man"😂

BRAVO! Joey, you ARE the Wizard of the Carillon!

You play this wonderful instrument with great feeling. A joy to listen to.

Dude you don't realise that this is a carrilon bell

That was beautiful, thank you!

This is beautiful and the sunlight streaming through batons makes it magical. I love the glissando (if that's what you call it) at the end. I'm surprised a carillon could do that, although I don't know why I am considering what I've seen you do on it in the past. Thank you for sharing.

I love this channel! This is pretty random but I think it would be cool if you did the Elden ring theme.

this place is near the place where i live, AMAZING!

thank you for visting my country

MORE!!!!!! So magnificent.

absolutely astonishing sound for a 300 year old bell, i can see it was tuned with hammers and chisels

can you play more coldplay?

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.

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You really hear the bell ring, like there is a constant humming while the bell is being struck. Cool video!

Amazing chanel

That C/E chord sounded really bluesy! The Bb overtone in the G bell and the high Eb overtone from the C bell made the chord sound like a C7#9, often known as the Hendrix chord (from it's use in the song Purple Haze). You didn't talk that much about the overtones in the other chord tones of a chord. I would imagine that the G overtone in the E bell should make that note a bit more consonent, no? I'm also wondering, when playing minor chords, do you sometimes leave the actual minor third bell out of the chord, when in root position? Like in a C minor, when the Eb is already present as an overtone, adding the Eb bell would add a Gb overtone to the chord, which might make it sound less stable.

Awful sound.

Me when there's major chords inside minor keys

or, since the Eb is technically louder than both C tones, you could always play an Eb major chord over a C pedal for some spice

Very nice video, but - sorry, I have to disagree. Even with those tricks, major-key harmonies on carillon still sound bad. One can perhaps get used to this sound, but IMO it just goes against the grain, it's like transferring a solemn piano part to kazoo or an expressive violin solo to tuba. Not to say it can't be done, but I only see it making sense as a joke or caricature. That sad, there is a legitimately effective way to use carillon in major keys: by avoiding the root notes altogether and have them played by other instruments instead.