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Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Alto 50 Inch Wind Chime
A blend of serene yet striking notes the Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Alto 50 Inch Wind Chime creates a dramatic ambience that soothes and exhilarates at the same time. Claude Debussy inspired by Balinese music at the 1896 Paris Exposition began composing with this atonal scale and used in his piece La Mer. Later television’s original Star Trek used it in the beaming up sequences. Television and film scores frequently feature this scale for underwater scenes and dream or flashback sequences. The Alto chime is a pleasant combination of the delicacy of the smaller chimes with the sustaining tone of the larger sizes. This wind chime will soothe your senses with its melodious strains and create a slice of restful haven in your backyard.Materials and constructionHigh quality materials exacting tolerances and methodical assembly protocols ensure this wind chime retains its quality and beauty for years to come. The tough synthetic cordage is highly resistant to abrasion ultra-violet degradation rot and mildew while central tube suspension with smoothly polished tube ends prevent cord abrasion typical of other less labor-intensive suspension techniques.The heavy gauge polished stainless steel rings provide sturdy support and enduring beauty. The tempered aluminum alloy tubing is custom manufactured to our exacting specifications and will never rust.The corrosion-protective matte black finish preserves the chime’s appearance and increases durability in hostile environments (acid rain salt air).Each tube is cut and precisely tuned by hand using just intonation except for the whole tone scale which uses equal temperment.Tubes are tuned to A440 standard orchestral pitch using the latest in technology. Solid polyethylene clappers provide superior tonal quality and outdoor durability.<.li> Chime tuningsMusic of the Spheres chimes are designed in a variety of musical scales so you could choose the one that sings most sweetly to you. The eleven musical scales available are divisible into two main categories of music - the more ‘familiar’ and the more ‘exotic’ sounds.The Pentatonic Quartal Chinese Mongolian and Westminster can be categorized as Familiar scales while the Hawaiian Japanese Balinese Whole Tone Aquarian and Gypsy are the Exotic melodies.You will find the distinctions between the categories easier to make than the distinctions between wind chimes within a category. The familiar major scales are quite similar one to the other while the exotic scales are only somewhat similar one to the other. If you are having trouble deciding what you like first determine the category that pleases you and focus there. Listen and watch for a tuning that seems to bring a sense of ease or calm. Then let your mind relax and enjoy the experience.Chime sizesMusic of the Spheres chimes come in several sizes. The larger chimes have a lower pitch and smaller chimes have a higher pitch. The chime sizes are designed in a way that their pitch ranges overlap and complement each other.Hanging your chime:There are a number of safe ways to hang your chime. The best for a particular circumstance will depend on which chime size you’re hanging and where it is you would like it to hang. In all cases simply using some basic common sense is a great start. In many cases hanging a chime properly is not a complicated matter. Some chime hanging basics are:Don’t hang your chime on anything that is sharp or abrasive. Over time the cord will be cut or worn and will eventually break. For instance instead of hanging the chime from an old rusty nail take the time to get a carabiner or some other sort of metal ring. Hang the chime from the ring then hang the ring from the nail.Consider the fact that the forces on the chime support will vary and will increase substantially during severe weather conditions. When planning the support for your chime take the time to do it right by preparing for stormy conditions.Test the installation by giving a tug on the chime after hanging it to make sure it stays put. For the smaller chimes a gentle downward pull will suffice; whereas for the larger heavier chimes a good solid downward test pull is a good idea. A good rule of thumb is to test the installation with a force that is between two and three times the weight of the chime.Be considerate of your tree. When hanging chimes from a tree limb use a blanket or a piece of rubber to spread out the load on the limb. This will avoid cutting into the bark and damaging the tree. A section of an old bicycle tire works very well for this purpose.Use a deck hook as a safe and convenient way to hang the chimes from a deck railing.Use a wall bracket to hang the chime from a wall. If mounting the bracket on a brick stone or masonry wall use the proper inserts for the job.About Music of the SpheresIn 1989 Larry Roark started Music of the Spheres in his garage with a few hand tools and some galvanized steel tubing. Since then the company has continued to grow both in sales and in square footage. Hand-made with the same attention to quality and detail as before their melodious chimes have struck the correct chord with customers. One of the leading manufacturers of familiar and exotic wind chimes in the market today Music of the Spheres remains dedicated to making their chimes look and sound their best.
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Woodstock 68 Inch Apollo Wind Chime
Made from extra thick-walled specially suspended aluminum tubes the Wind Chimes of Apollo resonate much longer than any other chimes. The suspension piece is made of metal to prevent muffling or deadened sound. Thick walls of the tubes vibrate and hold notes longer. This chime is tuned to the modes of an ancient Chinese pentatonic scale. Consists of 6 brushed aluminum tubes. Gorgeous wood clapper and the paddle catches breezes easier too. Tuned to G B flat C D F G. Wind Chime Length: The length of a wind chime is measured by the overall length of the chime (not tube length)- hanging hook to the end of the sail. This windchime is 68 inches overall.
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Music of the Spheres Mongolian Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime
A livelier version of the Chinese chime the scale of the Music of the Spheres Mongolian Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime is reminiscent of church and temple bells. With the major pentatonic scale in root position in the key of A it harmonizes nicely with the Aquarian strains. The Tenor chime has a rich full sound and resonant sustain. This wind chime will soothe your senses with its melodious strains and create a slice of restful haven in your backyard.Materials and constructionHigh quality materials exacting tolerances and methodical assembly protocols ensure this wind chime retains its quality and beauty for years to come. The tough synthetic cordage is highly resistant to abrasion ultra-violet degradation rot and mildew while central tube suspension with smoothly polished tube ends prevent cord abrasion typical of other less labor-intensive suspension techniques.The heavy gauge polished stainless steel rings provide sturdy support and enduring beauty. The tempered aluminum alloy tubing is custom manufactured to our exacting specifications and will never rust.The corrosion-protective matte black finish preserves the chime’s appearance and increases durability in hostile environments (acid rain salt air).Each tube is cut and precisely tuned by hand using just intonation except for the whole tone scale which uses equal temperment.Tubes are tuned to A440 standard orchestral pitch using the latest in technology. Solid polyethylene clappers provide superior tonal quality and outdoor durability.<.li> Chime tuningsMusic of the Spheres chimes are designed in a variety of musical scales so you could choose the one that sings most sweetly to you. The eleven musical scales available are divisible into two main categories of music - the more ‘familiar’ and the more ‘exotic’ sounds.The Pentatonic Quartal Chinese Mongolian and Westminster can be categorized as Familiar scales while the Hawaiian Japanese Balinese Whole Tone Aquarian and Gypsy are the Exotic melodies.You will find the distinctions between the categories easier to make than the distinctions between wind chimes within a category. The familiar major scales are quite similar one to the other while the exotic scales are only somewhat similar one to the other. If you are having trouble deciding what you like first determine the category that pleases you and focus there. Listen and watch for a tuning that seems to bring a sense of ease or calm. Then let your mind relax and enjoy the experience.Chime sizesMusic of the Spheres chimes come in several sizes. The larger chimes have a lower pitch and smaller chimes have a higher pitch. The chime sizes are designed in a way that their pitch ranges overlap and complement each other.Hanging your chime:There are a number of safe ways to hang your chime. The best for a particular circumstance will depend on which chime size you’re hanging and where it is you would like it to hang. In all cases simply using some basic common sense is a great start. In many cases hanging a chime properly is not a complicated matter. Some chime hanging basics are:Don’t hang your chime on anything that is sharp or abrasive. Over time the cord will be cut or worn and will eventually break. For instance instead of hanging the chime from an old rusty nail take the time to get a carabiner or some other sort of metal ring. Hang the chime from the ring then hang the ring from the nail.Consider the fact that the forces on the chime support will vary and will increase substantially during severe weather conditions. When planning the support for your chime take the time to do it right by preparing for stormy conditions.Test the installation by giving a tug on the chime after hanging it to make sure it stays put. For the smaller chimes a gentle downward pull will suffice; whereas for the larger heavier chimes a good solid downward test pull is a good idea. A good rule of thumb is to test the installation with a force that is between two and three times the weight of the chime.Be considerate of your tree. When hanging chimes from a tree limb use a blanket or a piece of rubber to spread out the load on the limb. This will avoid cutting into the bark and damaging the tree. A section of an old bicycle tire works very well for this purpose.Use a deck hook as a safe and convenient way to hang the chimes from a deck railing.Use a wall bracket to hang the chime from a wall. If mounting the bracket on a brick stone or masonry wall use the proper inserts for the job.About Music of the SpheresIn 1989 Larry Roark started Music of the Spheres in his garage with a few hand tools and some galvanized steel tubing. Since then the company has continued to grow both in sales and in square footage. Hand-made with the same attention to quality and detail as before their melodious chimes have struck the correct chord with customers. One of the leading manufacturers of familiar and exotic wind chimes in the market today Music of the Spheres remains dedicated to making their chimes look and sound their best.
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Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime
A blend of serene yet striking notes the Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime creates a dramatic ambience that soothes and exhilarates at the same time. Claude Debussy inspired by Balinese music at the 1896 Paris Exposition began composing with this atonal scale and used in his piece La Mer. Later television’s original Star Trek used it in the beaming up sequences. Television and film scores frequently feature this scale for underwater scenes and dream or flashback sequences. The Tenor chime has a rich full sound and resonant sustain. This wind chime will soothe your senses with its melodious strains and create a slice of restful haven in your backyard.Materials and constructionHigh quality materials exacting tolerances and methodical assembly protocols ensure this wind chime retains its quality and beauty for years to come. The tough synthetic cordage is highly resistant to abrasion ultra-violet degradation rot and mildew while central tube suspension with smoothly polished tube ends prevent cord abrasion typical of other less labor-intensive suspension techniques.The heavy gauge polished stainless steel rings provide sturdy support and enduring beauty. The tempered aluminum alloy tubing is custom manufactured to our exacting specifications and will never rust.The corrosion-protective matte black finish preserves the chime’s appearance and increases durability in hostile environments (acid rain salt air).Each tube is cut and precisely tuned by hand using just intonation except for the whole tone scale which uses equal temperment.Tubes are tuned to A440 standard orchestral pitch using the latest in technology. Solid polyethylene clappers provide superior tonal quality and outdoor durability.<.li> Chime tuningsMusic of the Spheres chimes are designed in a variety of musical scales so you could choose the one that sings most sweetly to you. The eleven musical scales available are divisible into two main categories of music - the more ‘familiar’ and the more ‘exotic’ sounds.The Pentatonic Quartal Chinese Mongolian and Westminster can be categorized as Familiar scales while the Hawaiian Japanese Balinese Whole Tone Aquarian and Gypsy are the Exotic melodies.You will find the distinctions between the categories easier to make than the distinctions between wind chimes within a category. The familiar major scales are quite similar one to the other while the exotic scales are only somewhat similar one to the other. If you are having trouble deciding what you like first determine the category that pleases you and focus there. Listen and watch for a tuning that seems to bring a sense of ease or calm. Then let your mind relax and enjoy the experience.Chime sizesMusic of the Spheres chimes come in several sizes. The larger chimes have a lower pitch and smaller chimes have a higher pitch. The chime sizes are designed in a way that their pitch ranges overlap and complement each other.Hanging your chime:There are a number of safe ways to hang your chime. The best for a particular circumstance will depend on which chime size you’re hanging and where it is you would like it to hang. In all cases simply using some basic common sense is a great start. In many cases hanging a chime properly is not a complicated matter. Some chime hanging basics are:Don’t hang your chime on anything that is sharp or abrasive. Over time the cord will be cut or worn and will eventually break. For instance instead of hanging the chime from an old rusty nail take the time to get a carabiner or some other sort of metal ring. Hang the chime from the ring then hang the ring from the nail.Consider the fact that the forces on the chime support will vary and will increase substantially during severe weather conditions. When planning the support for your chime take the time to do it right by preparing for stormy conditions.Test the installation by giving a tug on the chime after hanging it to make sure it stays put. For the smaller chimes a gentle downward pull will suffice; whereas for the larger heavier chimes a good solid downward test pull is a good idea. A good rule of thumb is to test the installation with a force that is between two and three times the weight of the chime.Be considerate of your tree. When hanging chimes from a tree limb use a blanket or a piece of rubber to spread out the load on the limb. This will avoid cutting into the bark and damaging the tree. A section of an old bicycle tire works very well for this purpose.Use a deck hook as a safe and convenient way to hang the chimes from a deck railing.Use a wall bracket to hang the chime from a wall. If mounting the bracket on a brick stone or masonry wall use the proper inserts for the job.About Music of the SpheresIn 1989 Larry Roark started Music of the Spheres in his garage with a few hand tools and some galvanized steel tubing. Since then the company has continued to grow both in sales and in square footage. Hand-made with the same attention to quality and detail as before their melodious chimes have struck the correct chord with customers. One of the leading manufacturers of familiar and exotic wind chimes in the market today Music of the Spheres remains dedicated to making their chimes look and sound their best.
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Music of the Spheres Pentatonic Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime
One of the most popular tunings the major Pentatonic scale is the most widely used melodic scale in the world dating from ancient Greece. Its pattern is familiar as the black notes of the piano keyboard. The Music of the Spheres Pentatonic Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime contains all the notes to Amazing Grace as well as The Eyes of Texas. It blends best with the Hawaiian scales. The Tenor chime has a rich full sound and resonant sustain. This wind chime will soothe your senses with its melodious strains and create a slice of restful haven in your backyard.Materials and constructionHigh quality materials exacting tolerances and methodical assembly protocols ensure this wind chime retains its quality and beauty for years to come. The tough synthetic cordage is highly resistant to abrasion ultra-violet degradation rot and mildew while central tube suspension with smoothly polished tube ends prevent cord abrasion typical of other less labor-intensive suspension techniques.The heavy gauge polished stainless steel rings provide sturdy support and enduring beauty. The tempered aluminum alloy tubing is custom manufactured to our exacting specifications and will never rust.The corrosion-protective matte black finish preserves the chime’s appearance and increases durability in hostile environments (acid rain salt air).Each tube is cut and precisely tuned by hand using just intonation except for the whole tone scale which uses equal temperment.Tubes are tuned to A440 standard orchestral pitch using the latest in technology. Solid polyethylene clappers provide superior tonal quality and outdoor durability.<.li> Chime tuningsMusic of the Spheres chimes are designed in a variety of musical scales so you could choose the one that sings most sweetly to you. The eleven musical scales available are divisible into two main categories of music - the more ‘familiar’ and the more ‘exotic’ sounds.The Pentatonic Quartal Chinese Mongolian and Westminster can be categorized as Familiar scales while the Hawaiian Japanese Balinese Whole Tone Aquarian and Gypsy are the Exotic melodies.You will find the distinctions between the categories easier to make than the distinctions between wind chimes within a category. The familiar major scales are quite similar one to the other while the exotic scales are only somewhat similar one to the other. If you are having trouble deciding what you like first determine the category that pleases you and focus there. Listen and watch for a tuning that seems to bring a sense of ease or calm. Then let your mind relax and enjoy the experience.Chime sizesMusic of the Spheres chimes come in several sizes. The larger chimes have a lower pitch and smaller chimes have a higher pitch. The chime sizes are designed in a way that their pitch ranges overlap and complement each other.Hanging your chime:There are a number of safe ways to hang your chime. The best for a particular circumstance will depend on which chime size you’re hanging and where it is you would like it to hang. In all cases simply using some basic common sense is a great start. In many cases hanging a chime properly is not a complicated matter. Some chime hanging basics are:Don’t hang your chime on anything that is sharp or abrasive. Over time the cord will be cut or worn and will eventually break. For instance instead of hanging the chime from an old rusty nail take the time to get a carabiner or some other sort of metal ring. Hang the chime from the ring then hang the ring from the nail.Consider the fact that the forces on the chime support will vary and will increase substantially during severe weather conditions. When planning the support for your chime take the time to do it right by preparing for stormy conditions.Test the installation by giving a tug on the chime after hanging it to make sure it stays put. For the smaller chimes a gentle downward pull will suffice; whereas for the larger heavier chimes a good solid downward test pull is a good idea. A good rule of thumb is to test the installation with a force that is between two and three times the weight of the chime.Be considerate of your tree. When hanging chimes from a tree limb use a blanket or a piece of rubber to spread out the load on the limb. This will avoid cutting into the bark and damaging the tree. A section of an old bicycle tire works very well for this purpose.Use a deck hook as a safe and convenient way to hang the chimes from a deck railing.Use a wall bracket to hang the chime from a wall. If mounting the bracket on a brick stone or masonry wall use the proper inserts for the job.About Music of the SpheresIn 1989 Larry Roark started Music of the Spheres in his garage with a few hand tools and some galvanized steel tubing. Since then the company has continued to grow both in sales and in square footage. Hand-made with the same attention to quality and detail as before their melodious chimes have struck the correct chord with customers. One of the leading manufacturers of familiar and exotic wind chimes in the market today Music of the Spheres remains dedicated to making their chimes look and sound their best.
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JW Stannard 19 Inch Finch Wind Chime
This happy wind chime will fill the air with the lively sound of the tiny finch. The J.W. Stannard 19-inch Finch Wind Chime is perfect for bird enthusiasts. Each solid chime is hand-tuned ensuring every chime plays exactly the notes listed. These precision-cut chimes are tuned to E F# G# B C# and E. The removable cord and the ash wood top and wind catcher are made of durable weather-resistant materials to provide long-lasting enjoyment of this charming wind chime.Wind Chime Length: The length of a wind chime is measured by the overall length of the chime (not tube length)- hanging hook to the end of the sail. This windchime is 19 inches overall. About J.W. Stannard Wind ChimesLong-recognized as one of the premier wind chime manufacturers J.W. Stannard is committed to upholding stringent standards when making their wind chimes. The production of each chime follows an arduous process of imaginative design careful planning musical exploration and execution to ensure precise beautiful sound quality. Each chime is individually selected for tonal accuracy and assembled by hand to create the melodies and sounds with authenticity. The resulting chime is a highly durable instrument that offers both convenience and incomparable sound. Incomparable Sound Individually hand-tuned bells ensure that the wind chime plays exactly the notes intended. The musical notes that the chime plays are laser-engraved on the hardwood wind catcher.Protective nylon grommets minimize cord contact with the bells increasing cord life by 700% and producing a clearer cleaner sound.Soft wood clapper ensures that you hear just the musical sounds without the clanking sound of wood striking metal.Spacing bell arrangement and cord length are carefully calculated so that each bell is struck in the precise location to achieve the desired tone. Durable Quality Each bell is made of a specially developed metal alloy that will maintain the chime’s perfect pitch and never rust.Diamond Line™ fiber holds most Stannard chimes together. This is an indestructible fiber used to tether satellites.Tops and wind catchers are made from weather-resistant hardwoods and hand-rubbed with three coats of marine varnish to preserve their natural luster. Convenience Removable hangers slip out to wrap around tree branches or any closed support.
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Woodstock 17 Inch Mars Wind Chime
The Woodstock Chimes of Mars Wind Chime provides superior musical performance. Hand-tuned to an ancient pentatonic five-note scale the five bronze or silver tubes will be music to your ears. Suspended from Ash Wood this handcrafted wind chime is both high quality and appealing in design. Woodstock Percussion Wind Chimes are tuned using a computerized tuning process in order to achieve incomparably beautiful sound. These wind chimes also use a unique tuning system known as just intonation. The frequencies at which the different tubes vibrate are integrally related thus producing the purest musical intervals. Once you hear the beautiful tones created by these magical chimes you will understand why they are so popular around the world. Wind Chime Length: The length of a wind chime is measured by the overall length of the chime (not tube length)- hanging hook to the end of the sail. This windchime is 17 inches overall.
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Ladybug Small Garden Hook
A beautiful ladybug will help to make your world bright. A great decoration with function. This hook is made out of steel to hold up to 50 lbs. It can be used to hang plants bird feeders wind chimes and more. Not only is this hook beautiful now it always will be. The vibrant color you see will last forever. It will not fade even in the hottest sunlight. Another great thing about this hook is that it is water and rust proof. This hook can be left outside not get damaged. The hook itself has a copper finish on the front and back that will not tarnish or discolor. All around this ladybug hook will make the perfect addition to your hanging item.
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Hummingbird Small Garden Hook
A decorative hook featuring a feeding hummingbird. Choose from two delightful designs. Or get both! The hook is made out of steel to hold up to 50 lbs. It can be used to hang plants bird feeders wind chimes and more. These hooks will stay beautiful over time. The vibrant color you see will last forever. It will not fade even in the hottest sunlight. Rust and weatherproof too. Hooks can be left outside and not get damaged. They have a copper finish on the front and back that will not tarnish or discolor. Color options are pink and red.
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Cardinal Small Garden Hook
Bright and red male Cardinals are unmistakable in the air or in the garden. Add some of his charm to your surroundings. He'll be glad to hang plants bird feeders or wind chimes. This decorative is sure to add charm to any outdoor area. The hook is made out of steel to hold up to 50 lbs. and is made to stay beautiful over time. The vibrant color you see will last forever. It will not fade even in the hottest sunlight. Rust and weatherproof too. Hook can be left outside and not get damaged. It has a copper finish on the front and back that will not tarnish or discolor.
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