*Location: Église Rue Saint-Jean at Rue François Verdier Lezat-sur-Leze, Ariège, France LL: N 43.27547, E 1.34564
*Player: (unknown)*Past chimer: Mme. Tanieres *Contact: (unknown) *Schedule: (unknown) *Remarks: Primitive clavier with a single row of heavy levers; added semitones are sharp 4th, flat 7th, sharp octave. 10 bells by Granier, Hérépian; one is anonymous, 1531; one by Viguier, 1818; one by Levêque-Amans (successor to Louison), Toulouse, 1880; one by Amedee Vinel, Toulouse, 1894; 2 also swing. *Technical data: Traditional chime (chimestand) of 14 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is F# in the middle octave Transposition is up 6 semitone(s) Keyboard range: C F / NONE There are three added semitones The whole instrument was installed in 1956 by the maker cited in Remarks above No auxiliary mechanisms known Tower details not available Year of latest technical information source is 2010*Links:
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