carillon in Japanese
carillon in Japanese is カリヨン — carillon means a group of bells, often hung in a tower, sometimes played using a keyboard; the instrument began in the Low Countries.
carillon in Japanese
カリヨン
Pronounced: kariyon
(musical instrument) A set of bells, often in a bell tower, sometimes operated by means of a keyboard (manual or pedal), originating from the Low Countries.
What does "carillon" mean?
- noun A group of bells, often hung in a tower, sometimes played using a keyboard; the instrument began in the Low Countries.
- noun A piece of music written to be played on a set of bells.
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What is "carillon" in Japanese?
"carillon" in Japanese is カリヨン. carillon means: A group of bells, often hung in a tower, sometimes played using a keyboard; the instrument began in the Low Countries.
How do you pronounce カリヨン?
"carillon" in Japanese is カリヨン, pronounced "kariyon".
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