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Joseph Min
Chicago, IL

Program
Joseph Min

Dancing in the Wind

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1
Joey Brink (b. 1988)
American gothic
i. Wings of the Morning

2
Lin Manuel-Miranda (b.1980) arr. Joey Brink
Dos Oruguitas

3
Stefano Colletti (b. 1973)
Brouillard

4
Alan Menken (b. 1949), arr. Joseph Min
Colors of the Wind

5
Joey Brink
Reverie

6
Joey Brink
beneath a canopy of trees

7
Stefano Colletti
Sonatine

8
Paul Stelben (b. 1999)
A Medley of Two Hymns for Carillon (Jupiter)

9
Joey Brink
Expansion

10
Don Mclean (b. 1945) arr. Joey Brink
Starry, Starry Night

Joseph Min is the winner of the 2024 Queen Fabiola Carillon Competition. After graduating summa cum laude from the Royal Carillon School “Jef Denyn” in Mechelen, Belgium in 2023 studying under Koen Cosaert and Koen Van Assche, he has performed on carillons throughout America and Europe. Prior to this, he studied under Joey Brink at the University of Chicago where he was introduced to the instrument. He is a member of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America (GCNA) and World Carillon Federation (WCF) and has premiered multiple new compositions at GCNA and WCF congresses. Joseph recently graduated from the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP), and currently works as an acoustician, photographer, and freelance carillonist. His work in acoustics and music will help further both architecture and carillon culture.

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George Leggiero

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Program

I. Prelude
Mathias Van den Gheyn (1721-1785)
Preludio Cou Cou for Carillon

II. Roses
Edward MacDowell (1861-1908) arr. L. ‘t Hart
To a Wild Rose
Welsh Air
Rose of Glamorgen

III. Birds
Ronald Barnes (1927-1997)
Prelude on “Sweet Nightingale”
Richard Milburn arr. M. Myhre
Listen to the Mocking Bird

IV. The Season
P. Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
arr. G. Leggiero
October: Autumn Song, Op. 37, No. 10

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Jennifer Lory-Moran
Ithaca, New York

Program

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Let’s dance!
Kenneth Theunissen (b. 1973)
Hattem Groove

Prelude #1
Frank Steijns (b. 1970)
Prélude Romantique

Four seasons
Geert D’hollander (b. 1965)
Spring Morning, from Ludus Modalis I

George Gershwin (1898-1937) arr. Matthieu Daniël Polak
Summertime, from Porgy and Bess

Laura Hewitt Whipple
Halloween Suite
Midnight (1920-2005)
A Flight of Owls

Keith Jenkins (b. 1971) arr. Jennifer Lory-Moran
Snow

Prelude #2
George Gershwin (1898-1937) arr. Jennifer Lory-Moran
Prelude II, from Preludes for Piano

Seasons of love
Jerry Bock (1928-2010) arr. Richard Giszczak
Sunrise, Sunset, from Fiddler on the Roof

Lin-Manuel Miranda (b. 1980) arr. Joey Brink
Dos Oruguitas, from Encanto

Jonathan Larson (1960-1996) arr. Tiffany Ng
Seasons of Love, from Rent

Prelude #3
Preludium in G Staf Nees (1901-1965)

Looking to the sky
Jennifer Lory-Moran (b. 1974)
Pi in the Sky: Circling around the first 100 digits of π

Hoagy Carmichael (1899-1981) arr. Sally Slade Warner
Stardust

Geert D’hollander (b. 1965)
Constellations: Leo et Scorpius

Jennifer Lory-Moran (b. 1974) has been the advisor for the Cornell University Chimes program in Ithaca, New York, since 2000. Cornell University has a 21-bell chime that is one of the largest and most frequently played chimes in the world. Jennifer has played the chime there for over 30 years. While chimes and carillons are both sets of tuned bells hung stationary (not swinging), the techniques used to play them can be very different. Jennifer had her first carillon lessons on the instrument at Alfred University in 2012. She became a Carillonneur Member of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America in June 2024.

Jennifer spent the past year studying at the Royal Carillon School “Jef Denyn” in Mechelen, Belgium, with Koen Cosaert, Koen Van Assche, and Jasper Depraetere, graduating with great distinction in June 2026. During her year abroad, she played 51 different carillons throughout Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Ireland.

Jennifer is a National Board Certified middle school math teacher who enjoys sci-fi, steampunk, and celebrating Pi Day every March 14th. Her carillon composition “Pi in the Sky” transcribes the first 100 digits of pi into a musical theme and was premiered at 3:14 pm on March 14, 2026, while her audience ate pie.

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Keiran Cantilina

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Program

Richard Rogers
From The Sound of Music
Edelweiss (arr. K. Van Assche)
Climb Every Mountain (arr. A. Gao)
My Favorite Things (arr. K. Van Assche)

Scottish Folk Song (arr. R. Barnes)
A Rosebud By My Early Walk

Irish Folk Song (arr. S. S. Warner)
Londonderry Air

English Folk Song (arr. R. Barnes)
The Crystal Spring

William Connellan (arr. W. FitzGerald)
Molly McAlpin (Carolan’s Dream)

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Patrick Macoska, Carillonist
Program

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Ronald Barnes  (1927-1997)

Serenade I   for carillon 

Intrada

Sicilienne

Milonga

Processional

A Whimsy

Barcarolle

This piece was commissioned by Christ Church Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills Michigan, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of their carillon in 1978, and was dedicated to the late Richard P. Strauss

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Program

Mid-Century Carillon

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Géo Clément (1902-1969)
Sonatine Pour Carillon
Allegro moderato
Andante Sostenuto
Allegretto grazioso

Heleen van der Weel (1947- )
Kleine Suite voor beiaard
Intrada
Canzone
Rondeau

Willem Vogel (1920-2010)
Sonatine voor Beiaard
Allegro espressivo
Adagio
Rondo

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George Leggiero

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Program

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I
Matthias Van den Gheyn (1722-1785)
Preludio No. 2 (for Carillon)
Fuga (arr. L. Rombouts)

II
René Peters
Variations on a Saraband (1959)

III
Remembering September 11, 2001
John Courter (1941-2010)
In Memoriam - September 11, 2001
Samuel Barber (1910-1961)
Dirge for Carillon (1931)
Edward Elgar (1857-1934)
Memorial Chimes (for Carillon) (1923)

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Keiran Cantilina

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Program

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Connor Chee
Elemental Resonance

Traditional arr. Ronald Barnes
When I Think on This World’s Pelf

Emilien Allard
Image No. 2

Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo Op. 118, No. 2

Joey Brink
Centenary Triptych
1. Toccata
2. Intermezzo
3. Rhapsody

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George Leggiero

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Program

G. F. Handel arr W. De Turk
Carillon

Thomas Tallis arr. R. Giszczak
Third Mode Melody

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy arr. D. Cook
Songs Without Words
First Venetian Gondola Song op.11, no. 6
Consolation op. 30, no. 3

Paul Simon arr. R. Perfecto
Bridge Over Troubled Water

Geo Clement
Suite Archaique
Rigaudon
Pavane
Menuet

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Patrick Macoska

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Program

Summer!

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Scott Joplin  (1868-1917)  arr. Joey Brink
Solace

Scott Joplin    arr. Arie Abbenes
Bethena – A Concert Waltz

George Gershwin (1898-1937)
Summertime

Terry Vaughan   1915-1996
Summer Song 

Roy Hamlin Johson    1929-2020
Summer Fanfares 

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Program

Tutti Italiani

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Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739)
arr. K. Keldermans
Sonata
Adagio, Allegro, Adagio, Allegro

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) arr. J. De Gruytters (18th c.)
Concerto for Violin
I. Allegro

Arcangelo Corelli
arr. Henry Fusner
Sonata
Largo, Allemanda, Sarabanda, Giga

Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901
arr. Leen ‘t Hart
”La dona è mobile” from Rigoletto
”Libiamo” from La Traviata

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Sheryl Modlin

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Program

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 Joe Hisaishi (1950)  arr. Lisa Lonie
Summer

Ryuichi Sakamoto (1952-2023)   arr. Lisa Lonie
Aqua 

Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965)    arr. Milford Myrhe
Morning Has Broken

C. Austin Miles (1868-1946)  arr. Richard Giszczak
In the Garden 

Alice Gomez
Bells of Cuzco

Alan Menken (1949) and Steven Schwartz (1948) arr. Carlos Colon-Ortiz
Colors of the Wind 

George Harrison (1943-2001)  arr. Carson Landry
Here Comes the Sun   

John Denver (1943-1997)   arr. Carlo Van Uft   
Country Roads

Jack Norworth(1879-1959) and Albert von Tilzer (1878-1956) arr. Richard Giszczak
Take Me Out to the Ballgame 

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Program

Randy Newman arr. Rachel Perfecto
You’ve Got a Friend in Me

Augustin Barrios Mangore arrived. Mary Jo Disler
Julia Florida

Joey Brink
Centenary Tryptych
1. Toccata
2. Intermezzo
3. Rhapsody

Richard Rogers arr. Annie Gao
My Favorite Things (from The Sound of Music)

Harold Arlen arr. Jon Lehrer
Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
arr. Jennifer lory-Moran
Pure Imagination

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Summer Festival Program Booklet

Alan Bowman
Dayton and Mariemont, OH

Program

Ronald Barnes (1927-1997)
Prelude

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…a Baroque era transcription for the carillon

Matthias Vanden Gheyn (1721–1785), arr. L. Rombouts
Sonata for violin and continuo, no. 12
‍ ‍ I.    Aria – allegro
II.   Siciliano – largo
III.  Aria – presto

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…a Classical era transcription for the carillon

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), arr. K. Van Assche
Adagio cantabile (from Piano Sonata “Pathétique” No. 8, Op. 13)

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…a Romantic era transcription for the carillon

Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909), arr. A. Gerken
Leyenda (Legend) from Suite Espagnole, No. 5, "Asturias"

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…sacred repertoire written for the carillon

Jos D’hollander (b. 1934)
Triptych on Gregorian Themes
I.          Prelude – Fantasy on Kyrie “Orbis Factor”
II.         “Ascendit Deus”
III.       Allegro giocoso on “Ave, Maris Stella”

Geert D’hollander (b. 1965)
Let All Things Now Living (ASH GROVE)

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…Popular classics

Georges Bizet (1838-1875), arr. E. Uten
From the opera “Carmen”
Toreador Song
Habanera

Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), arr. A. Bowman
Smile (from "Modern Times", 1936)

Harold Arlen (1905-1986), arr. A. Bowman
Over the Rainbow (from "The Wizard of Oz", 1939)

Paul McCartney (b. 1942), arr. U. Rasmussen
When I'm Sixty-Four (from "Yellow Submarine", 1968)

Dmitri Shostakovich (1906–1975), arr. F. Steijns
The Second Waltz

Alan Bowman is Carillonneur at Carillon Historical Park in Dayton, Ohio, and at the Mary M. Emery Memorial Carillon in Mariemont, Ohio.

Alan received his bachelor’s degree in Systems Analysis with a minor in Piano Performance from Miami University (1988, Oxford, Ohio), and a Master of Music degree with a major in Organ Performance from Florida Atlantic University (2005, Boca Raton, Florida).  He worked in Florida for 25 years as a director of music in Lutheran, Anglican, and Roman Catholic churches.

In 2023 Alan received his diploma from the Royal Carillon School “Jef Denyn” in Mechelen, Belgium and performed concerts in Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Ireland and the U.S.  He has served as Blanchard Carillon Fellow at Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, Florida (2023/24, 2025), and is a Carillonneur Member of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America (GCNA).

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Summer Festival Program Booklet

Elisabeth Wang
San Antonio, TX

Program

Matthias Vanden Gheyn (1721-1785)
Prelude No. 9

Staf Nees (1901-1965)
Improvisatie

Matthias Vanden Gheyn (1721-1785) arr. Luc Rombouts
Sonate voor viool en basso continuo nr. 12
Aria (allegro) - Siciliano (largo) - Aria (presto)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) arr. Bernard Winsemius
String Quartet No. 12 in B Flat Major, K. 172
II. Adagio

John Courter (1941-2010)
Gaudí's Chimneys
I. The Undulating Chimneys of Casa Batlló
II. The Mushroom Chimneys of Park Güell
III. The Geometric Chimneys of Güell Palace

Robert Byrnes (1949-2004)
On the San Antonio River

Folk Song arr. Sally Slade Warner
Londonderry Air

George Harrison (1943-2001) arr. Carson Landry
Here Comes the Sun

Jef Denyn (1862-1941)
Ave Maria

Geert D’hollander (°1965)
Spielerei

Bob Thiele (1922-1996) arr. Carson Landry
What a Wonderful World

Elisabeth Wang is the carillonist and organist at Central Christian Church in San Antonio, Texas. She first began playing bell instruments at Cornell University, where she served as a chimesmaster and graduated in May 2024 with honors in music and physics. She then studied at the Royal Carillon School “Jef Denyn” in Belgium through a grant from the Belgian American Educational Foundation and received her diploma in 2025. Elisabeth is currently pursuing a Master’s in Physics and a Graduate Performance Certificate in Music at the University of Texas at San Antonio. She recently placed 2nd in the William C. Hall Pipe Organ Competition. Outside of music, Elisabeth likes hiking and spending time with her dog.

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Summer Festival Program Booklet

Keiran Cantilina
McGaffin Carillon, Cleveland

Program

J. S. Bach (1685-1750 arr. Bernard Winsemius
Sonata No.1 (for violin, BWV 1001)

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) arr Luc Rombouts
Für Elise

Claude Debussy (1862-1918) arr. Luc Rombouts
Clair de Lune

Geert D’hollander (1965- )
Old Style Variations on “O Waly Waly”

Andy Li (2001- )
St. Anne’s Garden in a Fding Summer

Traditional Spiritual arr. Péter Wolf
Give Me That Old Time Religion

Richard and Robert Sherman (1928,1925-2024,2012)
Spoonful of Sugar (from “Mary Poppins”)

EJAe and co. (1991) arr. Joey Brink
Golden (from “Kpop Demon Hunters”)

Traditional English arr. Sally Slade Warner
Scarborough Fair

Paul Simon (1941- ) arr. Keiran Cantilina
The Sound of Silence

George Harrison (1943- ) arr. Joey Brink
Here Comes the Sun

Keiran Cantilina was introduced to bell instruments during his university years, where he was a player of Cornell University's historic twenty-one-bell chime. During his graduate studies at the University of Minnesota, Keiran began studying the carillon with Dave Johnson at the House of Hope carillon in St. Paul. In 2018–2019 he studied carillon in Belgium—the cradle of world carillon culture—with Koen Van Assche on a scholarship from the Belgian American Education Foundation. He graduated from the Royal Carillon School in Mechelen and was a finalist in the Queen Fabiola International Carillon Competition held in 2019. Keiran is a Carillonist Member of the Guild of Carillonists in North America. He has a BS in biological sciences and an MS in bioproducts and biosystems engineering. He is a principal research engineer in biomedical engineering at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute. Keiran is president of the board of directors of the Friends of the McGaffin Carillon in University Circle.

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Keiran Cantilina

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Program

Ludwig van Beethoven arr. Luc Rombouts
Für Elise

Claude Debussy arr. Bernard Winsemius
Clair de Lune

Traditional Spiritual arr. Péter Wolf
Give Me That Old Time Religion

Richard and Robert Sherman arr. Richard Giszczak
Spoonful of Sugar (from “Mary Poppins”)

EJAE and co. arr. Joey Brink
Golden (from “Kpop Demon Hunters”)

Traditiona English arr. Sally Slade Warner
Scarborough Fair

Paul Simon arr. Keiran Cantilina
The Sound of Silence

George Harrison arr. Joey Brink
Here Comes the Sun

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George Leggiero

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or the lawn and campus areas around the tower. The Case Student Center courtyard is an ideal place to hear the concert.

Program

Jef Denijn
Preludium in g

Johann Gottfried Walther
arr. G. Kok
Partita, ‘Jesu meine Freude’

   Hilton J. Rufty
   ‘The Music Box’

Three Folk Tunes (“Oh Boy!”)
(arr. L. ‘t Hart)
The Farmer’s Boy (English)
The Minstrel Boy (Irish)
What are little boys made of?(English)

Johan Franco
Toccata No. 10

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George Leggiero

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or the lawn and campus areas around the tower. The Case Student Center courtyard is an ideal place to hear the concert.

Program

”Mostly Baroque”

Matthias van den Gheyn (1721-178)
Preludio No. 6

Geog Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)
arr. Ronald Barnes
Fantasy for Violin
Largo
Allegro
Grave
Allegro

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
arr. Ronald Barnes
From “The Fairy Queen”
Rondeau
Hornpipe
Echo
Here’s the Summer

George Gershwin (1989-1937)
arr. G. Leggiero
Summertime

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Sheryl Modlin,
Carillonist, Church of the Saviour, Cleveland Heights

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or the lawn and campus areas around the tower. The Case Student Center courtyard is an ideal place to hear the concert.

Program
A 250th Independence Day Celebration

The Star Spangled Banner 
Francis Scott Key (1779-1843)
arr.  Milford Myhre  

Chester 
William Billings (1746-1800)
arr. Milford Myrhe

Yankee Doodle
arr. Milford Myrhe

America 
Samuel F. Smith (1808-1895)
 arr. Richard Giszczak

Battle Hymn of the Republic
Julia Ward Howe (1819-1910)
arr. Leen’t Hart

Eternal Father, Strong to Save
John B. Dykes (1823-1876)
arr. Richard Giszczak

You’re a Grand Old Flag
George M. Cohan (1878-1942)
arr. Wesley Arai

U.S. Armed Forces Medley
arr. Carlo van Ulft

America the Beautiful
Samuel A. Ward (1848-1903)
arr. Lee Cobb

God Bless America
Irving Berlin (1888-1989)
 arr. Richard Giszczak

This Land Is Your Land
Woody Guthrie (1912-1967)
arr. Lee Cobb

Take Me Home, Country Roads
John Denver (1943-1997)
arr. Carlo van Ulft

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Patrick Macoska,
Carillonist

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert will be transmitted.

Program

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1
Ronald Barnes    1927 - 1997
Menuet Champetre Refondu 

2
John Pozdro     1923 - 2009      
Triptych for Carillon
I   Intermezzo
II  Variations – Fantasy
III  Slavic Dance

3  
John Courter    1941 - 2010 
Gaudi’s Chimneys
1  The Undulating Chimneys of Casa Batllo
2 The Mushroom Chimneys of Park Guell
3 The Geometric Chimneys of Guell Palace

The carillon can be heard from the grounds around the tower including the Case Western Reserve Campus behind the tower away from the Euclid Avenue traffic noise. Concerts are rain or shine and your car is also a place to hear the concert. Horn honking is an accepted form of applause at the end of the program.

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Sheryl Modlin,
Carillonist, Church of the Saviour, Cleveland Heights

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or the lawn and campus areas around the tower. The Case Student Center courtyard is an ideal place to hear the concert.

Program
Celebrating Juneteenth

John Newton
arr. Loyd Lott
Passacaglia on “Amazing Grace” 

Go Down Moses  
arr. Charles Semowich

Wade in the Water   
arr. Peter Paul Olejar

Oh Freedom 

J. Rosamond Johnson
arr. John Courter
Lift Every Voice and Sing 

Scott Joplin 
arr. Richard Gisczcak
“Swipesy” Cake Walk

Charles Albert Tindley
arr. Milford Myhre
We Shall Overcome 

African Freedom Song
Siahamba

Bob Dylan 
arr. Goos ten Napel
Blowin’ in the Wind

Bill Withers 
arr. Liam Flood
Lean on Me

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Sorry…..no live stream this week.

George Leggiero

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert. will be transmitted.

Program

Matthias van denn Gheyn (1721-1785)
Preludio No. 5 for Carillon

Ronald Barnes (1927-1997)
Sicilienne

Johan Berghuys (1741-1801)
Suite from Delft Carillon Book
Marleburg #19
Dans #21
Menuet #45
Giga #35

Ronald Barnes
Paraphrase on a Siciliana of Pasquale Ricci

Géo Clément (1902-1969)
Campanella

The carillon can be heard from the grounds around the tower including the Case Western Reserve Campus behind the tower away from the Euclid Avenue traffic noise. Concerts are rain or shine and your car is also a place to hear the concert. Horn honking is an accepted form of applause at the end of the program.

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Sheryl Modlin,

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert. will be transmitted.

Program

Scott Joplin       arr. Richard Giszczak
“Swipesy” Cake Walk  

Conner Chee  
Melody for Kinyaa’aanii

Alice Gomez
The Bells of Cuzco

Henry Clay Work   arr.  Austin Ferguson
My Grandfather’s Clock 

Jack Norworth & Albert von Tilzer arr.   Richard Giszczak
Take Me Out to the Ball Game 

Irving Berlin     arr. Richard Giszczak
God Bless America

Woody Guthrie   arr. Lee Cobb
This land is Your Land  

Richard Carpenter       arr. Goos ten Napel
Top of the World 

Bill Withers     arr. Liam Flood
Lean On Me

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Patrick Macoska,

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert will be transmitted.

Program

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Music of Ronald Barnes and Franz Schubert

Ronald Barnes         1927-1997
A Simple Suite 
‍ ‍Preludio
Arioso
Notturno
Toccata Lirica

Songs of Franz Schubert         1797-1828
 An die Musik    arr.  Leon van der Eijk
An die Nachtigall   arr.  Gert Oldenbeuving
Du bist die Ruh   arr.  Leon van der Eij
Die Hoffnung     arr. Martien van der Knijff
Leise, Leise laszt uns singen   arr. Gert Oldenbeuving

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Alisdair Welty and Mohan Jia
McGaffin Carillon Student Guild

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Program

Alidair Welty and Mohan Jia        Student Guild Carillonists

Performed by Alisdair Welty

 J. S. Bach    arr. Fred Marriott
Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring 

Albert Gerken 
Pastel in Bronze 

 Erik Satie      arr. Gordon Slater
Gymnopedie 3

John Courter
7 Modal Pieces:  Locrian 

Edward MacDowell    arr. Milford Myhre
To a Wild Rose 

Performed by Mohan Jia

 Joey Brink
Wellesley Serenade
Dorian Dream
Spin
Ballad
Fanfare

 John Courter
7 Modal Pieces:  Dorian

Johannes Brahms    arr.  Leen ‘t Hart
Waltz

 Ronald Barnes
Land Beyond the Clouds

This is the first public concert by members of the newly formed McGaffin Carillon Student Guild. Students have been practicing since the beginning of the spring semester.

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Keiran Cantilina,
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or the grounds around the tower. Due to restoration work inside the church the there will be no transmission of the concert inside the church today.

Program

Beatlemania

George Harrison
Here Comes the Sun (arr. Joey Brink)

Paul McCartney
We All Stand Together (arr. Wim Van den Broek)

John Lennon & Paul McCartney
Strawberry Fields (arr. Esther Schopman)
Let It Be (arr Jakob De Vreese & Rachel Perfecto)
Yesterday (arr. Jo Haazen)
When I’m Sixty-Four (arr. Max Bruinzeel)

John Lennon
Imagine (arr. Thomas Laue)

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George Leggiero,
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert. will be transmitted.

PROGRAM

Jef Denijn (1862-1941)
Preludium in g minor

Johan Beghuys (1741-1801)
Dans
Air
Gavotta
Gigue

Richard Rodgers (1902-1979)
My Favorite Things arr. Annie Gao
My Funny Valentine arr. Jakob De Vreese

Baldassare Galuppi (1706-1785)
Second Sonata
Allegro
Andantino
Presto

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Keiran Cantilina,
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland

NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert. will be transmitted.

PROGRAM

Music from Animated Films

From films by Studio Ghibli, often referred to as "The Disney of Japan."
Merry-Go-Round of Life (from Howl's Moving Castle) Joe Hisaishi arr. Rachel Perfecto
Mei Is Missing (from My Neighbor Totoro) Joe Hisaishi arr. Rachel Perfecto
One Summer Day (from Spirited Away) Joe Hisaishi arr. Isaac Wong

From Disney Studios
I See the Light (from Tangled) Alan Menken arr. Annie Guo
True Love's Kiss (from Enchanted) Alan Menken arr. Koen Van Assche
When You Wish Upon a Star (from Pinocchio) Leigh Harline and Ned Washington arr. Richard Giszczak

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A Lunchtime carillon concert. Free. Free Parking in the lot in front of the tower on Euclid Avenue also along Bellflower Rd behind the tower, a great place to hear the concert.
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NEW: You are invited to hear the carillon from your car or from inside the church where the audio of the concert will be transmitted.

PROGRAM

Music celebrating the return of Spring

Patrick Macoska, Carillonist 

Program 

Felix Mendelssohn     Arr. Leen ‘t Hart
Fruhlingslied (Spring Song)

Koen Cosaert
Music For an Early Spring Morning

Antonio Vivaldi Arr.  Arie Abbenes
The Four Seasons:  Spring 

Edward MacDowell Arr. Milford Myhre
To a Wild Rose

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