Carillon Bagpipe Voice
The church's Schulmerich Generation 4 Novabell Carillon now has a bagpipe voice. A new company innovation this is one of the first institutions in the country to have this upgrade as reported in the Norwin Star.
An early December 2006 Christmas gift was made possible by some church members including Dan Brentzel who provided the monies to include the bagpipe voice in the repertoire of the digital carillon system in memory of his wife Debbie Brentzel and her mother, DeDe Anderson. The initial system was made possible by a number of congregant families paying tribute to their deceased family members last year at Thanksgiving.
Honorees Family Russell & Ruth Guy Dick, Sandy, Patrick, Michael & Darcy Daugherty and families Frank & Viola Lomicka Alan & Janet Lomicka and families The Bowman family Jerry & David Fink and families The bagpipe carillon sounds at noontime. The music played is associated with these instruments and includes:
((( Now in Stereo )))
One of these or two other selections is played each weekday and Saturday.
The bagpipes are a traditional musical instrument of the Scotch-Irish immigrants – founders of the Presbyterian Church in America.
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