Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Fritsen in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The present-day C.E.O. and manager is Mr. Frank Fritsen.
ROOSENDAAL- The Petit and Fritsen carillon in the St.
Joseph's daughter Aldegonda married a man named Izaac Fritsen.
The bells were cast by Petit& Fritsen in Aarle-Rixtel from the Netherlands.
Fritsen and later supervised the installation of the bells by Verdin.
The new bell was ordered at Petit& Fritsen Aarle-Rixtel.
Petit& Fritsen added 29 new bells in 1951 and another 7 bells in 1963.
The largest carillon made by Petit& Fritsen is in Korea.
The Petit& Fritsen keyboards have a pleasing tone
The striking system is by the Dutch firm of Petit& Fritsen.
Bellfoundry Petit& Fritsen is the on two after oldest family owned business in the Netherlands.
action were also built by Petit& Fritsen.
All bells were cast by the Royal Petit& Fritsen Bell-foundry of Aarle-Rixtel, The Netherlands.
The tower contains a carillon of 48 bells cast in 1981 by the Dutch bellfoundry Petit& Fritsen.
The Petit& Fritsen computer programs store the requested melodies in the memory of a micro processor.
Al solenoid hammers are activated by a Petit& Fritsen carillon computer.
Petit& Fritsen is specialized in doing renovations of carillons,
Their existence starts in 1965 at the Royal Bellfoundry Petit& Fritsen in Aarle-Rixtel The Netherlands.
Fritsen' of Aarle-Rixtel(Netherlands) delivered a new carillon of 77 bells to Hyechon College in Taejon.
C5 and attached as such to the keyboard, were cast in 1965 by bell-foundry Petit& Fritsen in Aarle-Rixtel.
The Royal Bellfoundry Petit& Fritsen handles the entire process of concept through delivery of a complete carillon.
the carillon installed by the Royal foundry workshop Petit& Fritsen from Aarle-Rixtel in North Brabant.
Petit and Fritsen b.v. has created a special carillon with 27 bells, based on A2, for the world famous orchestra of Andre Rieu.
where the Thomas Rees Memorial Carillon(Petit& Fritsen, 67 klokken, 1962) is installed.
Petit& Fritsen, however, is capable as being the only one in the world to engineer a new hammer which is completely strike sensitive.
Officially the bellfoundry dates back to 1660, confirming that the Royal Bellfoundry Petit& Fritsen is the third oldest family owned business in The Netherlands.
Instead Petit& Fritsen from Aarle-Rixtel propose to use the bells for a new travelling carillon which is given the name'Papageno.
Fritsen arrive from Aarle-Rixtel,
There are 56 bells: 52 were cast by Petit& Fritsen in 1980 for the John Hall Carillon of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, and purchased by Berea College in 1992, 4 were cast by Petit& Fritsen in 1999.
The Petit& Fritsen carilloncomputer enables you to operate your installation such as bells,