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Lisa Lonie– Carillonneur at Princeton University Graduate College

June 11, 2015 By barnardc Leave a Comment

Anthony Carrella interviews Lisa Lonie, Princeton University Carillonneur. She discusses her early experiences with the carillon, certification process, and role as music-maker within the Princeton community.

  • 0:30: Musical background and first exposure to the carillon
  • 2:31: Early professional experiences as carillonneur
  • 4:23: Obtaining position at Princeton University Graduate College, St. Thomas Whitemarsh
  • 6:21: Teaching studio
  • 7:15: Effects of the sonic atmosphere on carillon
  • 8:36: Audience’s lack of awareness of her presence in the tower
  • 9:26: Effects of social atmosphere on repertoire choices
  • 11:02: Plans for future collaboration
  • 12:47: Carillon’s reception in North America, automatic versus manual systems
  • 15:47: Specifics of Princeton University carillon
  • 17:56: Financing the carillon
  • 18:49: How to hear the carillon
  • 20:17: Brief demonstration

 

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