Richard playing the carillon from the carillon console.
Williamson Warne & Associates is currently
the definitive authority on the repair and restoration
of tubular bell carillons (also known as tower chimes),
manufactured in the first half of the 20th century by the
J.C. Deagan in Chicago.
Members of our staff were trained by some of the remaining
members of the company prior to their passing. We have
been able to secure copies of many of the original drawings
and have produced some missing drawings.
We have constructed specialized equipments for the restoration
and testing of the equipment.
We maintain a generous supply of repair parts that we make
available. For those parts that we do not normally stock,
we do have a limited supply available.
Michael
Williamson performing on the 97 tubular bell carillon
at
the Stephen Foster State Folk Cultural Centre..
Clients or owners of such instruments should enquire as
to their needs.
We are also capable, on a limited basis, of performing
maintenance and repair work on both mechanical and electrically
operated cast-bell systems.
Besides repairing the Deagan carillons (tubular bells
or tower chimes), we offer to the general public for sale
a list
of repair parts.
We also maintain a limited supply of several other parts.
If you do not see in this listing what you are looking
for, please contact us and inquire as to your specific
needs. In the future, we will also be making available
technical drawings and specifications for sale of these
instruments.
>Disassembly, removal, and moving of the tubular bell carillon from Los Angeles High School to Immanuel Presbyterian Church
The tubular bell carillon was manufactured by the J.C. Deagan Company of Chicago, and installed in the tower of Los Angeles High School in January 1929. Monies were raised by the Alumni Association, as well as the student body to pay for the carillon and its installation... >Find
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