Marktkirche Wiesbaden

Carillon
The Market Church has a carillon, which is housed in the main tower at a height of around 65 m. The mechanical keyboard with which it can be played can be reached via 290 steps. It consists of 49 bronze bells, the largest of which weighs 2.2 tons and the smallest 13 kg. All the bells together weigh 11 tons, including the steel structure on which they are suspended, 21 tons. The carillon was inaugurated on Reformation Day, October 31, 1986. It was financed by the Evangelical Market Church congregation, the city of Wiesbaden and by many donations. The carillon's sequence of notes begins with the notes c1, d1, e1, f1 and then continues chromatically to d5. With the exception of the large St. Matthew's bell, the ringing bells were integrated into the play.

Beautiful church in Wiesbaden. History to read at wiki here de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marktkirche_(Wiesbaden)

Very nice light effects, modern crib sculpture made of real wood, very nice sanctuary with Jesus in the middle of the evangelists, larger than life.