Carillon (noun)

A musical instrument consisting of a set of bells played by means of a keyboard, or by machinery.

Origin:

The word 'carillon' is derived from the french word carillon, which means 'a chime of bells'.

Examples:

1. The carillon in the town square played a beautiful melody, filling the air with the sweet sounds of music.
2. The carillon at the church was played every Sunday, ringing out the hymns and bringing people together.
3. The carillon in the tower of the castle was said to have the most beautiful sound of any in the world.
4. The carillon at the university was a gift from a wealthy alumnus, and was a source of pride for the students and staff.
5. The carillon concert in the park was a summer tradition, attracting crowds of people who came to hear the music and enjoy the outdoors.