Each performer's avatar stands on a platform within the Carillon, looking up at the giant spinning rings in the center.(在Carillon里面，每個演員角色站在平臺上，仰望著中心旋轉(zhuǎn)的巨大環(huán)。)

In the 17th century scaled-down carillons are introduced into the drawing-room: the musical clock contains a row of bells which are played by a pro grammed cylinder just like the tower carillon.(17世紀(jì)，小型的組鈴進(jìn)入了家庭：在帶音樂的鐘里有一排鈴，由一個樂曲編碼滾筒來演奏，就象鐘塔里的組鈴一樣。)

Knights dressed like the Terre-Cotta Warriors play heroic dances accompanied with the ancient carillon.(古編鐘樂中，兵馬俑裝扮的武士跳起孔武有力的舞蹈。)

The device synthesizes audio in digital FM way with 32 polyphony, which can simulate trumpet, flute, clarinet, bassoon, organ, carillon and so on.(算法采用數(shù)字式FM音頻合成方式，32復(fù)音（和弦），通過對參數(shù)的合理配置，可模擬小號、長笛、單簧管、巴松、風(fēng)琴、鐘琴等樂器音色。)

In 1796 the Swiss watchmaker Antoine Favre takes out the patent on "the carillon without bells or hammers".(1796年，瑞士鐘表匠安托萬·法夫爾為“沒有鈴或錘子的組鈴”申請到了專利。)

State records show that the company, originally called Carillon Holdings, was established in March 2008.(國家的記錄顯示，該公司最初叫Carillon控股公司，成立于2008年3月。)

Twice a day, the square fills with people gathering to watch nearly life-size figurines act out scenes from the city's history on the famous carillon clock tower.(一天兩次，廣場上充滿人們聚集在一起，觀看了近似真人大小的雕像演出從該市的歷史在著名的鐘樂器鐘樓。)

Traditionally speaking, a Carillon is a large array of interconnected bells housed inside a church's bell tower, usually played via a keyboard and pedals.(傳統(tǒng)上來說，Carillon是坐落在教堂鐘樓里的一大串相互連接的鐘，通常是通過鍵盤和踏板播放的。)

Under the command of General Jeffrey Amherst, the British returned the following year and were able to defeat the French, who destroyed much of Fort Carillon and withdrew to Canada.(在杰弗里阿默斯特將軍的指揮下，英軍在第二年再次回到這里打敗了法國，這位將軍重創(chuàng)了卡里永堡，并撤回到加拿大。)