Ode to Joy, Beethoven - carillon

Ode to Joy, from Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Op.125
Arranged for carillon by Laura Hewitt Whipple who was, carillonist, organist, pianist, choir director, and music teacher at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee.
Performed on the Williams Carillon at the University of Denver

[@AnnaandStanleyFNF]

I wanna see a rush e cover on this

[@snr9312]

I really love bells and the music one can play is real impressive and they are just something to take in and enjoy while you can so keep doing what you love and keep making people happy

[@No_Name_Lucas]

Beautiful, as if it was meant to be

[@JesTDN]

Absolutely amazing!

[@KadenStenka]

Amazing! This is my favorite song!

[@garyg6000]

Joeyful Joeyful !! ❤

[@J19_vlogger74]

Great work. This is one of my favorite classical music pieces.

[@jonasmarucha]

Hey, Mr. Brink. First: I'd like to say, I really like your performance! And second: I've watched the video of Rob Scallon when he visited you. I was very impressed by all the mechanics and stories of carillons.

[@joeybrinkbells]

Thanks! I love that video with Rob :-)

[@jonasmarucha]

I could see that. And it must be really awesome to be playing in a tower full of bells, right? At least that's what I saw in the video from Rob.

[@snr9312]

Honestly I love bells and what music one can play its just heart filling and something to take in and enjoy and keep doing

[@cathykopecky8083]

Great video. Thank you for sharing. It looks like the camera that records your feet on the pedals is set a little further back than in past videos 😊.
Wishing you safe travels and success in your upcoming tour.

[@DrChrisF]

Why is it so out of tune

[@joeybrinkbells]

That's actually a great question! I'm actually working on a video on why bells sound out of tune (or rather, tuned differently). Hope to have it up in a week or two.

[@DrChrisF]

@@joeybrinkbells Looking forward to it!!