*Location: Église Saint-Martin Place de l'église Seurre, Côte-d'Or, France LL: N 46.99780, E 5.14556
*Carillonist: Philippe Boucomont - and - Chantal Bégeot *Contact: (unknown) *Schedule: Sundays and holidays; International Carillon Festival in August. *Remarks: Space for extension to 4 octaves. First carillon destroyed by fire; second cast by Alexis & François Jolly in 1742, dismantled 1793 or 1796. (One bell survives, not part of present carillon.) *Technical data: Traditional carillon of 47 bells Pitch of heaviest bell is G in the middle octave Transposition is up 7 semitone(s) Keyboard range: C C / C C 23 There are two missing bass semitones The presence or absence of a practice console is unknown The instrument was enlarged in 1994 with 12 bells made by Paccard Prior history: In 1991, the instrument was begun with 35 bells by Paccard (35 bells remain from that work.) Keyboard range was: C C / C -- In 1742, a complete instrument of 13 bells was installed with bells made by the maker cited in Remarks above (0 bells remain from that work.) Pitch of heaviest bell was unknown In 1539, a complete instrument of 8 bells was installed with bells made by an unknown maker (0 bells remain from that work.) No auxiliary mechanisms known Tower details: Height of console: 19 meters above ground Height of lowest level of bells: (unknown) Height of highest level of bells: (unknown) Belfry openness: % Year of latest technical information source is 2023*Links:
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