carillonneur
- noun
- /ˌkɛrɪˈlənər/
- Did you hear the carillonneur at the festival?
- a set of bells
- the city carillonneur
Examples
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At the festival, we were thrilled to watch the talented carillonneur skillfully play the bells as the sun set.
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Each Sunday, the carillonneur attracts a crowd with his intricate performances.
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She trained for years to become an accomplished carillonneur at the university chapel.
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The cathedral's carillonneur played a beautiful melody that echoed across the city square.
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The carillonneur played beautifully during the ceremony.
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Every Friday, the city carillonneur performs a beautiful concert that fills the square with music.
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The famous carillonneur from the university attracted a large crowd with his stunning performance.
Synonyms
A person who rings bells in a church or musical group
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Carillonneur comes from French carillon 'set of bells' plus the ending -eur 'one who', like in chauffeur. So a carillonneur is literally 'one who plays the bells', which explains why it means a person who plays a carillon.