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Paccard Carillon
Paccard Carillon
Paccard Carillon
Sunday, August 3, 2014
11:15 am
Sunday, August 3, 2014
11:15 am
Sunday, August 3, 2014
11:15 am
Carillon Program
Carillon Program
Carillon Program
(Duets except as noted)
(Duets except as noted)
(Duets except as noted)
* Grande Valse Brillante
Frederic Chopin, arr. Sue Bergren
* Grande Valse Brillante
Frederic Chopin, arr. Sue Bergren
* Grande Valse Brillante
Frederic Chopin, arr. Sue Bergren
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Antonin Dvorak, arr. Wendell Westcott
Performed by Tiffany Lin
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Antonin Dvorak, arr. Wendell Westcott
Performed by Tiffany Lin
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Antonin Dvorak, arr. Wendell Westcott
Performed by Tiffany Lin
Selections from “Duets for Carillon”
Selections from “Duets for Carillon”
Selections from “Duets for Carillon”
William De Turk
Andante Cantabile
Jef Denyn
William De Turk
Andante Cantabile
Performed by Michael Solotke
Jef Denyn
William De Turk
Andante Cantabile
Performed by Michael Solotke
Jef Denyn
Performed by Michael Solotke
‘Neath the Elms
arr. Milford Myhre
‘Neath the Elms
arr. Milford Myhre
‘Neath the Elms
arr. Milford Myhre
Married Life, from Pixar’s “Up”
Michael Giacchino
Married Life, from Pixar’s “Up”
Michael Giacchino
Married Life, from Pixar’s “Up”
Michael Giacchino
Judas
Lady Gaga, arr. Solotke
Lady Gaga Medley
Lady Gaga, arr. Tin-Shi Tam
Concerto for Two to Play
Ronald Barnes
Judas
Lady Gaga, arr. Solotke
Lady Gaga Medley
Lady Gaga, arr. Tin-Shi Tam
Concerto for Two to Play
Ronald Barnes
Judas
Lady Gaga, arr. Solotke
Lady Gaga Medley
Lady Gaga, arr. Tin-Shi Tam
Concerto for Two to Play
Ronald Barnes
*Each section will be marked by the ringing of a single bell.
*Each section will be marked by the ringing of a single bell.
*Each section will be marked by the ringing of a single bell.
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke first met at a Yale Symphony Orchestra rehearsal
during their freshman year (Tiffany on violin, Michael on trombone). Soon after,
they discovered their love for the carillon as members of the Yale Guild of
Carillonneurs under Ellen Dickinson's instruction. Tiffany and Michael have played
carillons in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and the United States, and
they both passed the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America Carillonneur exam in
2013.
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke first met at a Yale Symphony Orchestra rehearsal
during their freshman year (Tiffany on violin, Michael on trombone). Soon after,
they discovered their love for the carillon as members of the Yale Guild of
Carillonneurs under Ellen Dickinson's instruction. Tiffany and Michael have played
carillons in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and the United States, and
they both passed the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America Carillonneur exam in
2013.
Tiffany Lin and Michael Solotke first met at a Yale Symphony Orchestra rehearsal
during their freshman year (Tiffany on violin, Michael on trombone). Soon after,
they discovered their love for the carillon as members of the Yale Guild of
Carillonneurs under Ellen Dickinson's instruction. Tiffany and Michael have played
carillons in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and the United States, and
they both passed the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America Carillonneur exam in
2013.
Michael graduated from Yale with a B.S. in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry
and currently lives in New York City. In 2012, he participated in an Intensive
Package summer study program at the Royal Carillon School 'Jef Denyn' in
Mechelen, Belgium. Aside from his work in the life sciences industry, he enjoys the
outdoors, reading about science, and Belgian beer.
Michael graduated from Yale with a B.S. in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry
and currently lives in New York City. In 2012, he participated in an Intensive
Package summer study program at the Royal Carillon School 'Jef Denyn' in
Mechelen, Belgium. Aside from his work in the life sciences industry, he enjoys the
outdoors, reading about science, and Belgian beer.
Michael graduated from Yale with a B.S. in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry
and currently lives in New York City. In 2012, he participated in an Intensive
Package summer study program at the Royal Carillon School 'Jef Denyn' in
Mechelen, Belgium. Aside from his work in the life sciences industry, he enjoys the
outdoors, reading about science, and Belgian beer.
Tiffany was co-chair of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs and graduated with a B.A. in
Economics and Mathematics. She lives in Washington, D.C. and works in the
financial services industry. She also plays piano and enjoys chamber music.
Tiffany was co-chair of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs and graduated with a B.A. in
Economics and Mathematics. She lives in Washington, D.C. and works in the
financial services industry. She also plays piano and enjoys chamber music.
Tiffany was co-chair of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs and graduated with a B.A. in
Economics and Mathematics. She lives in Washington, D.C. and works in the
financial services industry. She also plays piano and enjoys chamber music.
CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
in the heart of the city, welcomes all people
to celebrate, discover and share the love of Christ
333 South Twelfth Street  Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-870-4416  www.centralmpls.org
CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
in the heart of the city, welcomes all people
to celebrate, discover and share the love of Christ
333 South Twelfth Street  Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-870-4416  www.centralmpls.org
CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
in the heart of the city, welcomes all people
to celebrate, discover and share the love of Christ
333 South Twelfth Street  Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-870-4416  www.centralmpls.org
COME & SEE
COME & SEE
COME & SEE
Paccard Carillon
2006
Paccard Carillon
2006
Paccard Carillon
2006
Some of the 47 bells in the carillon. © 2007 Emily Sherve
Some of the 47 bells in the carillon. © 2007 Emily Sherve
Some of the 47 bells in the carillon. © 2007 Emily Sherve
Forty-seven bronze bells comprise the Central Lutheran carillon. The bells
were cast in Annecy, France by the Fonderie Paccard, a 250-year-old firm.
The five lowest bells are mounted on a mechanism that allows them to
swing, creating the peal we hear each Sunday at the conclusion of worship.
The largest bell weighs 4,800 pounds. The carillon is located in a 139-foot
tower, with a manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor, and a remote
electro-pneumatic keyboard in the east (left-side) chapel. The carillon was
played for the first time at Christmas services in 2005 and dedicated on
Founder’s Day, Palm Sunday, 2006, marking the 87 th year of Central’s
ministry in the city. The tower and carillon are the gracious gift of an
anonymous donor, thus completing the church building’s original 1926
design. The carillon has become a beloved part of every wedding and
funeral held in the sanctuary.
Forty-seven bronze bells comprise the Central Lutheran carillon. The bells
were cast in Annecy, France by the Fonderie Paccard, a 250-year-old firm.
The five lowest bells are mounted on a mechanism that allows them to
swing, creating the peal we hear each Sunday at the conclusion of worship.
The largest bell weighs 4,800 pounds. The carillon is located in a 139-foot
tower, with a manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor, and a remote
electro-pneumatic keyboard in the east (left-side) chapel. The carillon was
played for the first time at Christmas services in 2005 and dedicated on
Founder’s Day, Palm Sunday, 2006, marking the 87 th year of Central’s
ministry in the city. The tower and carillon are the gracious gift of an
anonymous donor, thus completing the church building’s original 1926
design. The carillon has become a beloved part of every wedding and
funeral held in the sanctuary.
Forty-seven bronze bells comprise the Central Lutheran carillon. The bells
were cast in Annecy, France by the Fonderie Paccard, a 250-year-old firm.
The five lowest bells are mounted on a mechanism that allows them to
swing, creating the peal we hear each Sunday at the conclusion of worship.
The largest bell weighs 4,800 pounds. The carillon is located in a 139-foot
tower, with a manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor, and a remote
electro-pneumatic keyboard in the east (left-side) chapel. The carillon was
played for the first time at Christmas services in 2005 and dedicated on
Founder’s Day, Palm Sunday, 2006, marking the 87 th year of Central’s
ministry in the city. The tower and carillon are the gracious gift of an
anonymous donor, thus completing the church building’s original 1926
design. The carillon has become a beloved part of every wedding and
funeral held in the sanctuary.
Cantor Mark Sedio demonstrates the manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor. © 2007 Emily Sherve
Cantor Mark Sedio demonstrates the manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor. © 2007 Emily Sherve
Cantor Mark Sedio demonstrates the manual play station on the tower’s sixth floor. © 2007 Emily Sherve

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