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The performance commences with a repeated motive on double bass that becomes a dialogue between players on double bass, wind chimes, metallophone and keyboards.
It also functions importantly as a stylised rhythmic identity that stands in relief against the freely articulated splashes of wind chimes' freely textured rhythms.
The sounds of aeolian harps and wind chimes depend on the direction and amount of wind in the natural environment.
The room is equipped with a variety of tuned and untuned percussion including her usual preferred instruments: the large chromatic xylophone and metallophone, small shaking instruments and some wind chimes.
She then moves across to the wind chimes and suggests improvising an imaginary journey of the sun rising, moving through the day and ending with a quiet sunset.
The song had an introductory sound of mystical wind chimes and bells.
Wind chimes are hung at the top of the lighting towers.
Shortly after the intro, a percussion section comes in, with additional wind chimes and synthesizers layered in as the melody repeats.
The song opens up with wind chimes, a huge brass section, and a rockabilly guitar.
The song is supplemented by overdubs of natural sound recordings including waves as well as wind chimes and a lush string arrangement.
The song features sibilant wind chimes, reverberating synth chords, and vocal percussion.
It was used as an amulet "(fascinum)", many examples of which survive, particularly in the form of wind chimes "(tintinnabula)".
Wind chimes and a musical instrument, the "tankin" (charcoal-xylophone) have been made from it.
Premium content, such as the foot massage chair and wind chimes, add new gameplay or animations.
With clay wind chimes, the higher the final firing temperature required, the higher and more ringing the tone will be.
