[1] Bell Ensembles: Decoding the Lingua Bellare: Understanding the Collective Nouns for Carillons

A collective noun for carillons is a "corillon". A carillon is a musical instrument consisting of a range of bells played using a keyboard or directly from a series of levers, and typically found in large towers or bell towers. A carillon is made up of various bells, which collectively produce a melodious and harmonious sound. Similarly, when a grouping or assembly of carillons is referred to as a corillon, it signifies a magnificent and powerful congregation of these beautiful musical instruments. Corillons can be found in prestigious landmarks, churches, universities, or public spaces, and their powerful sound can encapsulate the spirit and grandeur of these places. Whether resonating through the air during religious ceremonies, cultural events, or simply entertaining passersby, the corillon unites the individual sounds of its carillons into a distinctive musical experience.