👉 A carillon is a musical instrument that plays notes on a string or metal rod. It was invented in Europe around 1500 and has since become an essential part of many religious and cultural events, especially during church services. The term "carillon" comes from the Latin word "carilium," which means "bell." In its simplest form, a carillon consists of several small bells connected by cords or chains. The notes are played by pressing the strings on the instrument,
