carillon
Pronunciation: [ˈkæriˌlɒn]
Word
Context: "music"
(noun) a musical instrument made of a set of bells that play different notes. When someone plays a carillon, it creates beautiful melodies that can be heard from a distance.
Example
Every hour, the carillon in the town square plays a lovely tune.
Example
The church does not have a carillon, so there are no bells ringing in the area.
Example
Have you ever heard the carillon ringing at the cathedral?
Context: "architecture"
(noun) a tower or building where the bells of a carillon are located. It's like a special place where the bells are kept and played together.
Example
The carillon tower stands tall in the park, and many people enjoy the music it produces.
Example
There is no carillon tower in this part of the city, so we cannot hear any melodies.
Example
What is the history of the carillon tower in the town?
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