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Cast In Bronze : Bells Of Christmas
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The only musical act in history to combine the haunting sound of a 35 bell carillon with other instruments in rhythmic new age-style compositions.
Genre: New Age: New Age
Release Date: 2007
Bells Of Christmas
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 5:23 Album Only
We Three Kings 2:27 Album Only
Good King Wenceslaus 4:36 Album Only
Carol of the Bells 4:12 Album Only
Little Drummber Boy 3:59 Album Only
Il Est Ne Le Devin Enfant 3:45 Album Only
Do You Here What I Hear 3:58 Album Only
Deck the Halls 2:55 Album Only
The Irish Carol 3:45 Album Only
Amazing Grace 4:31 Album Only
Let There Be Peace On Earth 4:03 Album Only
Silent Night 2:24 Album Only
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Album Notes

Cast in Bronze was created to bring the haunting beauty of the CARILLON to more listeners by demonstrating its versatility with other instruments. This objective has been accomplished through live performances with live musicians, recordings, and solo performances accompanied by musical tracks.

The carillon is played by a silent and masked "spirit of the bells" that appears only to breathe life into the instrument for the performance. The "spirit" and creator of Cast in Bronze, Frank Della Penna, is a graduate of the French Carillon School of Tourcoing, France.

Cast in Bronze has been invited to perform for both Pope John Paul II and the Presidential Inauguration, and has performed at Walt Disney World’s Epcot in Orlando, Florida 1998 - 2002 for the Christmas season. The music of Cast in Bronze has also been heard on radio, at music and Renaissance Festivals, on television including a special Christmas Eve performance on the NBC "Today" Show, and at Alice Cooper's 2004 "Christmas Pudding" benefit concert.

The carillon of Cast in Bronze consists of 35 bells with a total weight of four tons. It is played by a modified keyboard with the fists and feet. It is the only musical act of its kind in the world, and the only carillon in history solely supported by listeners.
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