Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime
Blending a mysterious array of interesting notes the Music of the Spheres Whole Tone Tenor 60 Inch Wind Chime creates a dramatic ambiance 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. Just like all Music of the Spheres chimes this Whole Tone chime is handcrafted and tuned to A440 which is a standard orchestral pitch. It’s made of a tempered aluminum alloy tubing that will never rust. Each tube is coated with a sleek black corrosion-resistant finish that provides durability in all kinds of outdoor environments (acid rain salt air etc.). All components are made in the USA.Click on the Music of the Spheres Product Information link below to learn more about the materials craftsmanship and tuning process involved in the creation of this 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 60 inches overall. 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.
Posted: June 23rd, 2009 under Music of the Spheres.
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