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n. - Playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower; Set of bells hung in a bell tower.

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  • It evolved into what is now known as the carillon - the world's heaviest musical instrument!
  • Apparently if bells play a recognisable tune, they are different kind of bells and it's called a carillon or something.
  • As the carillon sang its song, I dreamt of success.
  • A carillon of thirty-seven bells has been placed within it.
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