2006 Congress of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America at Yale University

Tuesday, June 20 - Friday, June 23, 2006
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA


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[6/14] Couple minor changes had been made to the schedule, and the link to theparking map in New Haven is fixed.
[6/13] Congress schedule is updated.
[5/15] Reminder! Cut-off dates for reserving hotels are approaching (The Colony: May 19th, The Omni: May 30th). For more information, please see the hotel reservation info page.
[5/15] List of recitalists is updated (pre-congress trip and post-congress trip recitalists are added).
[4/28] Schedule and the list of lectures are updated.
[3/31] Information on master class is updated.
[3/28] Online registration has started! Paper registration form will be sent out soon as well.


Download the Powerpoint Presentation [3.3 MB] delivered at the 2005 GCNA Congress at Grand Valley State University

Harkness Tower, Yale's most recognized landmark, elicits a range of responses. Rejecting its collegiate gothic splendor, Frank Lloyd Wright quipped that the only place to live in New Haven was in the tower itself, where one need not look at it. In 2004, Paul Goldberger, architecture critic of the New Yorker, rhapsodized in Yale in New Haven: Architecture & Urbanism, "The way in which Harkness Tower makes a transition from a solid base to an increasingly light, airy top, almost dematerializing as it rises, is remarkable, and has no precise precedent."

Architects may dispute as they please, but Harkness Tower offers to carillonneurs the Yale Memorial Carillon, cast by John Taylor Bell Founders in 1921 and 1964. These fifty-four bells comprise the eighth largest carillon by total weight in North America and one of the finest. Join the twenty-six members of the Yale University Guild of Carillonneurs from June 19 to June 25, 2006 for an extraordinary 64th GCNA Congress on Yale's beautiful campus as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Yale Memorial Carillon.

Official sponsors and partners:
Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments
The Irving S. Gilmore Music Library and Sterling Memorial Library
Taylor's Eayre and Smith Ltd
Royal Eijsbouts
Meeks, Watson & Company
The Verdin Company
Fonderie Paccard
Office of the Secretary, Yale University
Yale College Dean's Office
Branford College Master's Office

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Last updated at 11:00PM on June 14, 2006.

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