carillon
nounUK /kəˈrɪljən/
US /ˈkærəlɑːn/
A carillon is a set of bells in a tower that play music.
We heard the carillon playing a song across the town square.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A piece of music written for a carillon.
The composer wrote a carillon for the church bells.
3. An organ stop that imitates the sound of bells.
The organist pulled the carillon stop for a bell-like tone.
4. A set of tuned bells played with a keyboard or pedals.
The carillonneur played the carillon with both hands and feet.