michelle pan
I play the carillon, a keyboard instrument which rings bells often mounted atop a tower. I'm currently an Associate Carillonist at Berkeley's Campanile and a student carillonist at Stanford's Hoover Tower. I've been lucky to play carillons at these towers around the country and world: Berkeley CA Stanford CA Athens WV Chicago IL Santa Barbara CA San Jose CA Vienna Austria Toulouse France Villefranche-de-Rouergue France
michelle pan about robots artifacts ~ play play, n. performance on an instrument of music I play the carillon, a keyboard instrument which rings bells often mounted atop a tower. I'm currently an Associate Carillonist at Berkeley's Campanile and a student carillonist at Stanford's Hoover Tower . I've been lucky to play carillons at these towers around the country and world: Berkeley CA Stanford CA Athens WV Chicago IL Santa Barbara CA San Jose CA Vienna Austria Toulouse France Villefranche-de-Rouergue France play, n. amusement; sport; frolic; gambols What's life without a little whimsy? I've h
related reading
- 11.05.97 - Master of the Bellsnewsarchive.berkeley.edu
- The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America - Authorization requiredgcna.org
- Retirement has a nice ring to UC Berkeley’s Campanile carillonistsfchronicle.com
- Assisted Melody - Google Arts & Cultureartsandculture.google.com
- Ronald Barnes (carillonist) - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
- Bop Spotterwalzr.com
- Find a public piano to play | pianos.pubpianos.pub
- Yundi Li - Steinway & Sonssteinway.com
- MTO 6.4: Harrison, Tolling Timemtosmt.org
- Why music?substack.com
- Concert privé à domicile • Cours de pianoallegretto.fr
- If I get this wrong, 50,000 people will hear it.youtube.com