Carillon Resources

DDM-Online contains bibliographic records for completed dissertations and new dissertation topics in the fields of musicology, music theory and ethnomusicology as well as in related musical, scientific and humanistic disciplines.
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The most comprehensive index to music manuscripts produced after 1600; also indexes pre-1800 musical editions.

International professional organization that aims to defend and promote interests of carillonists and to develop the art of the carillon.

Professional organization dedicated to the promotion of the carillon art in North America.

Resource dedicated to informing the public about almost all aspects of tower bells.

Located within the Singing Tower, which also holds the Bok Tower Gardens’ carillon, the Anton Brees Carillon Library is considered to be one of the largest collections of carillon-related materials in the world. The Bok Tower Gardens Digital Archives features materials that reflect the history of Bok Tower Gardens as well as collections pertaining to the carillon.

Resource dedicated to showing the global reach that women carillon players, composers, writers, builders, and philanthropists have exerted over the past century in North America, Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand through written histories, photographs, video and audio, and interactive maps.

Resource that provides an overview and description of the war memorial and peace carillons in the world.

An interdisciplinary and multifaceted database of manuscripts and printed books that are relevant to the Alamire Foundation's research and activities. It especially focuses on the musical heritage of the Low Countries from the early Middle Ages until 1800.