@@ashupashu5559 A more accurate statement would have been anyone who live within a 5 mile radius from a church that has one of these knows how loud these things are. Many (dare I say most) churches could not afford a carillon.
There was a rob scallon video at this carillon, and their guide (one of the staff who's job it is to play it) said he can hear the largest bell being played 1.5miles out (mechanical ringing can get up to 2 miles). Only the one in New York Carillon can be heard further (this has the 3rd largest and one of the top 2 isn't in a Carillon)
This fits so well because the bell tower is similar to an Eva unit in that it's a tremendously large thing which one person controls, but nobody can see that person while they are at the controls.
What kills me most isnt how surreal it sounds to have an anime opening being played on such an ancient instrument, but that the performer is named PETER PAN. And looking at how Eva deals with growing up (especially in the Rebuilds), this coincidence is mind-boggling
I think the frantic sliding around a slipping on the heavy handles just adds to it. Not like in an artistic "makes it sound better" way, but like in a cultural "this is how it sounds to me" kinda way
based on how the pulley system looks i think it can be either, i'm guessing the usual bells that play by time of day are programmed but someone can go in and play it too if they want
most Carillions are set to automatically play the time-based chimes and some of them have a "keyboard" of sorts for someone to play different music like this
This instrument requires four arms, very broad shoulders, wide arm-span, and club-like fingers to play, and this person played it without any of those.
I've always loved the Rockefeller Chapel carillon, since I first discovered it over 50 years ago. The only thing I didn't like was the climb up to the playing cabin. The 200-odd steps weren't as much of a problem as trying to fold my 6' 3" frame under the ductwork while crossing above the chapel ceiling.
I love this piece!!!! My most sincere Kudos for just barely reproducing this piece's rhythm, because this looks Goddamn Hard to control! I hope you were not in pain after this performance. As a pianist, I know the risks of tendinitis and other repetitive strain injuries that come from overusing the wrong muscles, and this looks more physically demanding than piano!
First of all playing this type of instrument is not easy, it would be nice if you had a sliding chair or a chair with wheels, anyway good job, what you did here is amazing.
Wonderfully played. Well done. Would imagine that a pianist or organist after playing the carillon would feel like ankle weights had been taken off. Makes me appreciate the genius of piano and other keyboard instrument key mechanics and technology.
I don't know squat about this thing, except when you push levers, they attach to ropes goes up to the tower and rings bells maybe? Maybe, with some engineering, it could be updated to use electric solenoids to pull the ropes, and then use a modified piano keyboard where the keys are connected to switches that actuate the appropriate solenoid for the bell that matches the key note. Coming from someone that knows only enough to find middle C on a piano.
Interesting instrument. Watching the player she has to be very fit to move around & strong arm muscles. Have subscribed as I must watch more of this instrument.
Eu lido com música há vários anos, todavia nunca havia assistido qualquer execução em carrilhão. Ouvi muitas vezes, porém acabo de assistir pela primeira vez. Gostei muito e achei bastante interessante.
theres a church near where i lived, i could always hear it from my home even if it was far. Imagining to hear this play would make me really happy, so good job!!
Well that looks like a hard darn instrument to play. Hell of a job considering the slow reaction speed of the instrument and the upbeat pace of the song.
The pedals play the same notes that the keyboard does. Since these are mechanical bells it takes quite a bit of strength to move the bigger(lower) bells. Which is why she uses her feet to play the lower notes at each octave.
that eye pad looks like a tv screen in the first class section of an aero plane 20 years ago. if she plays somebody to call my lover by janet jackson this would be perfect
This reminds me of all those videos of people playing their piano covers of songs on out of tune pianos, as though it sounds better out of tune and not horrendous.
My first experience on a carillon was during the spring of 1994 when I met with a Dutch organist in Leiden: I tried to play "¿Cómo puedo yo biuir?", the first villancico of the "Cancionero de Uppsala". Usually I play it on the piano or organ.
"Oh hey, the bell tower's going off. Stick your head out side and see what time it is." Man returns, visibly shaking. "I... I don't know what time it is..."
I was wondering if there was a specific place to submit song request or to donate because I would love to see Bad Apple or any other Touhou song played if possible.
Anyone who lives within a 5 mile radius from a church knows how loud these things are
So there like a small town somewhere in the world who just thought the 3rd impact casually arrived????
@@notthatgerrynah, small towns have normal bells. Two of them in my parish's case. Carillons are more of a "quite big city" thing usually.
I live less than 2 miles from at least 3 churches. Never heard this
@@ashupashu5559 A more accurate statement would have been anyone who live within a 5 mile radius from a church that has one of these knows how loud these things are. Many (dare I say most) churches could not afford a carillon.
@@JawshMcCullaugh always appreciate it when people dumb things down for me
Get in the church shinji !!
Maybe he will be less depressed 😂
or more, depending on the denomination lol
lol
Took me a few seconds to get the joke. 😂😂🤣🤣
@@vrixphillips if Catholic then surely more depressed
This is definitely the most unique arrangement of Music Of The Night that I’ve ever heard. It certainly takes some liberties.
It took me MONTHS to understand that comment, I'm so ashamed
Peter Pan took his liberties. So it's in character at least
Picturing Phantom of the Opera shouting to a giant cube in the sky "Sing my Angel of Music!"
@@arwenbellaI'd give all the energy in Japan just to get through to you!
lol
So the whole campus was hearing this? What a happy moment. Amazing.
everyone in a 5 mile radius was
Literally the whole town
There was a rob scallon video at this carillon, and their guide (one of the staff who's job it is to play it) said he can hear the largest bell being played 1.5miles out (mechanical ringing can get up to 2 miles). Only the one in New York Carillon can be heard further (this has the 3rd largest and one of the top 2 isn't in a Carillon)
When your local bell tower starts belting out this song. You know not too look, Truk-kun is about to deliver you to a better world.
If it's THIS song then *worse
if its evangelion you’re fucked 💀
to*
Truck*
You really think Tokyo-3 is a better world? Bro, you’re delusional.
bro if i were shinji i could fix allat shit idc
This fits so well because the bell tower is similar to an Eva unit in that it's a tremendously large thing which one person controls, but nobody can see that person while they are at the controls.
Like a boat or a cruise ship
The only better instrument to play this on is an Organ. Especially with all the Christian symbolism those instruments often have.
@@eclipse_darkpawSo bells lack that symbolism?
@@tasse0599 not entirely, but the bells just don't sound as intimidating when you hear them
Bro this is deep
What kills me most isnt how surreal it sounds to have an anime opening being played on such an ancient instrument, but that the performer is named PETER PAN. And looking at how Eva deals with growing up (especially in the Rebuilds), this coincidence is mind-boggling
What is the coincidence?
@@fatitankeris6327 peter pan is a story about a boy who never grows up
Speed it up to 1.5x if you wanna hear the song
It was my first thought
true
2x ;)
Thanks
Thx
Ive never heard of this instrument before. You played this so well!
its a massive bell tower :D (like you can hear it from miles away)
It look hard to play though also what is it called
@@plntpt174 kilometers as we normal people say
@@kotinorsu6987 I lowkey have no idea why I said miles, I'm not american😂
The 1812 Overture has a Carillon in the score. It is heard twice throughout the piece.
The irony of playing "cruel angel's thesis" in a chapel
Not ironic. Coincidence.
@@ferretyluv coincidence implies this was not deliberate. It clearly was.
I love stuff like this.
@@ferretyluv It is ironic. It's like playing Hell's Bells in a chruch. It's ironic.
@@dgan2304 EVA isn’t satanic at all. Religion plays a big part in the theme and aesthetic.
I think the frantic sliding around a slipping on the heavy handles just adds to it. Not like in an artistic "makes it sound better" way, but like in a cultural "this is how it sounds to me" kinda way
Wow, I always assumed carillon melodies were programmed in clockwork. I never expected it to be just somebody pulling way too many levers.
Same here
How doth thou think that we of another age would have heard its sweet melodies?
based on how the pulley system looks i think it can be either, i'm guessing the usual bells that play by time of day are programmed but someone can go in and play it too if they want
A Carillon is played with a keyboard and pedals like pipe organs are. Instead of playing each key with a finger, fists are used.
most Carillions are set to automatically play the time-based chimes and some of them have a "keyboard" of sorts for someone to play different music like this
Love discovering unusual instruments... This certainly fits the bill.
And it fits the bell.
Carillon (A tower filled with 100 tons of bells)
This instrument requires four arms, very broad shoulders, wide arm-span, and club-like fingers to play, and this person played it without any of those.
Shows that your so called „requirements“ are based on nothing.
@@Apfelsine78 Shows that you don't know what a joke is
@@nxyuu its not a joke, its just a stupid comment
@@Apfelsine78 I know yours is but OP was only joking.
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I wanna hear this in our own church
An anime, phedophilia pfp, I shouldn’t have expected any less
@@bingus454 Dude wth you talking about lol
@@Ying13280 idolizing children is what you people are best at, you disgust me.
@@bingus454 Uh... Do I know you?
@@Ying13280 I live in your walls
this goes dummy fucking hard
I got my college to play this in their campanile with your work as a reference. Really made my day when I heard it while walking across campus.
That looks like a full body workout to play
It looks so cool
Very nicely played
I just imagine some weeb praying for salvation then this starts playing
Deadass if I walked into a church and Cruel Angels thesis starts playing, I'm religious now that's a fucking sign.
LMAO
Kumm süsser tod
prayer isnt salvation. believing is.
@@1Corinthians151-4Protestant haeretic detected.
I've always loved the Rockefeller Chapel carillon, since I first discovered it over 50 years ago. The only thing I didn't like was the climb up to the playing cabin. The 200-odd steps weren't as much of a problem as trying to fold my 6' 3" frame under the ductwork while crossing above the chapel ceiling.
I am pretty familiar with all the music from Phantom of the Opera and I could not recognize any of the songs in this performance.
it's a single song, A Cruel Angel's Thesis :)
From Evangelion. They just put the wrong info
I think they were joking, it's explicitly stated in the title 😅
What a fantastic instrument and an amazing performance. Congratulations.
omedetou 👏
Omg that looks so hard to play
I love this piece!!!! My most sincere Kudos for just barely reproducing this piece's rhythm, because this looks Goddamn Hard to control! I hope you were not in pain after this performance. As a pianist, I know the risks of tendinitis and other repetitive strain injuries that come from overusing the wrong muscles, and this looks more physically demanding than piano!
First of all playing this type of instrument is not easy, it would be nice if you had a sliding chair or a chair with wheels, anyway good job, what you did here is amazing.
I don't know what that instrument is, but it's huge and loud and noisy and I kinda like it.
Every string is attached to a bell outside the building.
You could hear that kilometers away.
@@heldt952 Even unwilling people are being turned to weebs.
@@ZAWARUD00 Abraham Lincoln invented the Carillon back in the 1930s to weebify the people of North Korea, that's a fact.
The Carrillon, AKA; The *other* part commonly left out of live performances of Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture.
I guess you ignored the title lol
at normal speed, it feels so ominous...in a good way - good on you for taking the time - nice rendition!
This gave me the idea the play the video at 2x speed, which was interesting
This is the most viewed video on this channel. So anime really is the uniter of nations.
It's so cool, I enjoy it so much! I suppose it's so hard to play on carillon, nice job ^_^
imagine how heavy these bells are, so this is a reasonable bpm, this woman deserves some respect.
I wish I'd live in the near area of this. Legend
I believe the current piece in the top right needs to be updated
that was like a full body exercise playing that, that was marvelous and gorgeous through and through!
That is quite a work-out to play that instrument. Looks like fun. In a sense a giant piano layout.
that shit is way too fucking hard why does this shit only have 8k views it deserves way more than that maybe like 1000x that shit omg
"when the musician of the church is secretly a weeb"
One man's music is another man's noise.
Art is in the mouth, we all have different tastes.
☆
unironically brought tears to my eyes. thank you.
Wonderfully played. Well done. Would imagine that a pianist or organist after playing the carillon would feel like ankle weights had been taken off. Makes me appreciate the genius of piano and other keyboard instrument key mechanics and technology.
Evangelion can be played on anything.
That's Neon Genesys Evangelion's theme 🤩 Cool!
One of the best piece for carillon, i think.
Dear, performer! Thank you so much for playing this! I really love this song.
Hurrah! what a wonderful performance! Dear percussionist! I congratulate and wish you all the best!
Православненько! Преподобный Сергий Икаровский и матушки Аннушка и Раиса одобряют!
This slaps so hard! Awesome cover
I don't know squat about this thing, except when you push levers, they attach to ropes goes up to the tower and rings bells maybe? Maybe, with some engineering, it could be updated to use electric solenoids to pull the ropes, and then use a modified piano keyboard where the keys are connected to switches that actuate the appropriate solenoid for the bell that matches the key note. Coming from someone that knows only enough to find middle C on a piano.
I never knew this is how the bells work!! This is so cool!! I’ve always loved hearing bells ring sometbing about it is nostalgic ☺️
Playing this instrument seems so difficult
It's less an instrument and more an installation.
That's it.
I'm gonna spam my town's hall office mail until they approve to add 20 more bells to the church.
Interesting instrument. Watching the player she has to be very fit to move around & strong arm muscles. Have subscribed as I must watch more of this instrument.
The most Biblically accurate rendition of this song 🙏
Nice! It sounds beautiful. 👍
This is the most thematically accurate version of this song that i’ve encountered!
Eu lido com música há vários anos, todavia nunca havia assistido qualquer execução em carrilhão. Ouvi muitas vezes, porém acabo de assistir pela primeira vez. Gostei muito e achei bastante interessante.
When Evangelion autocorrects to Evangelist
I mean Evangelion is the Greek word for gospel
Neon Genesis Evangelion should translate to "the genesis of the new gospel" or something
sounds so chaotic in bell form lmao
Woaaaahhhhh! Thats's insane!!! 😵😵😵😵 that girl is really amazing! 🙌
Beautiful
Such a fascinating challenge it is to create beautiful harmony with such a haunting sound
sent tingles down my spine
Thank you, Peter Pan. I have always loved Phantom of the Opera.
Play at 1.25x for upbeat og sound
Play at 0.75x for the Angel apocalypse descending upon us
Oh, dear! The American Guild of Carillonists will never be the same.
theres a church near where i lived, i could always hear it from my home even if it was far. Imagining to hear this play would make me really happy, so good job!!
So good. Please make more videos ❤
Wow! Great job! First time I have seen that instrument.
Well that looks like a hard darn instrument to play.
Hell of a job considering the slow reaction speed of the instrument and the upbeat pace of the song.
That's some very outlandish implement OMG... Total Metal on Keys 😂🔥
So I'm guessing that the hands are for the melody, and for the foot is for the bass
The pedals play the same notes that the keyboard does. Since these are mechanical bells it takes quite a bit of strength to move the bigger(lower) bells. Which is why she uses her feet to play the lower notes at each octave.
When you realize the size of the bells….that’s 🎉
that eye pad looks like a tv screen in the first class section of an aero plane 20 years ago. if she plays somebody to call my lover by janet jackson this would be perfect
Magnífico!!! Eu nunca vi este instrumento na vida, mas eu ja sonhei com ele. Será que vivi uma vida antes?? 😮
looks fun to play
This reminds me of all those videos of people playing their piano covers of songs on out of tune pianos, as though it sounds better out of tune and not horrendous.
This instrument looks overwhelmingly difficult to play
Carillon (A tower filled with 100 tons of bells)
Love that Lowest note! BONG!!! 😊
Our junior college had a carillon tower and I never knew what was producing the sounds.
Amazing
My first experience on a carillon was during the spring of 1994 when I met with a Dutch organist in Leiden: I tried to play "¿Cómo puedo yo biuir?", the first villancico of the "Cancionero de Uppsala". Usually I play it on the piano or organ.
Preciosa melodia!!!nunca una maquina sono mejor!!!
Here we go, 1000th subscriber
"Oh hey, the bell tower's going off. Stick your head out side and see what time it is." Man returns, visibly shaking. "I... I don't know what time it is..."
this is amazing !!!
Very interesting!!
Ótimo vídeo congratulações
I want this song on my wedding
Good thing you recorded it since no one was around to hear it.
This is the silliest you can look playing an instrument lol
speed it up to 1.75 that really accurate
That thing looks like playing it is a real workout. Cool.
That looks like a pretty intense physical exercise as well as a musical performance
amazing!
That’s amazing it’s structural identical to how a old church organ works epically with the peddle board almost identical
I was wondering if there was a specific place to submit song request or to donate because I would love to see Bad Apple or any other Touhou song played if possible.
"get in the church, shinji"
This shit goes crazy on 2x
Welcome to the good side of UA-cam ✨
It sounds like a cathedral falling down the stairs.
オススメに出て来て、この楽器みたいなものは何だろう？と見てみたら！エヴァだったわ。すげ〜。
Yo! this is so unusual!
I like it