Orchestral Percussion Chimes
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Latin Percussion LP511 Studio Bar Chimes - 36$169.99A set of 36 studio-quality bar chimes delivering bright, shimmering sound for percussionists and recording artists.
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Sonor KS40L3 Consisting Of Ks 40 L 1 and Ks 40 L 2 Chime Bar$1105.00A high-quality chromatic chime bar set with 26 bars and mallets, ideal for music education.
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Latin Percussion LP449C Solid Bar Concert Chimes$139.99A set of solid bar concert chimes delivering bright, resonant tones for professional percussionists.
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Sonor KS30L3 Consisting Of Ks 30 L 1 and Ks 30 L 2 Chime Bar$715.00A set of 26 chromatic chime bars with alloy metal bars and shock-resistant RESOPHEN resonators.
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Sonor KS400P3 Consisting Of Ks 400 P 1 and Ks 400 P 2 Chime Bar$2045.00A set of 26 chromatic chime bars with excellent sound, ideal for music education and therapy.
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Sonor KS40PO3 Consisting Of Ks 40 Po 1 Und Ks 40 Po 2 Chime Bar$1475.00A set of 26 Palisono chime bars with chromatic range from c1 to c#3 and mallets included.
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Latin Percussion LPA280 Aspire Bar Chimes - 24 Bars$99.99A set of 24 bright-sounding metal bar chimes ideal for adding shimmering accents to any performance.
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M661C Ludwig Symphonic Chimes, Chrome Finish, 1 1/2" tube$10002.10A set of symphonic chimes featuring 1 1/2" chrome-finished tubes for brilliant, resonant tone.
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M665B Ludwig Symphonic Chimes, Satin Brass Finish, 1 1/2" tube$9360.45A set of symphonic chimes featuring 1 1/2" tubes with an elegant satin brass finish.
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M635B Ludwig Classic Chimes, Satin Brass Finish, 1 1/4" tube$6789.32A set of classic chimes featuring a satin brass finish and 1 1/4" tubes for rich resonance.
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M635C Ludwig Classic Chimes, Chrome Finish, 1 1/4" tube$7451.88A set of classic chimes featuring a chrome finish and 1 1/4" diameter tubes for bright resonance.
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NINO Energy Chimes 3 Rows$29.99A set of three-row chimes producing bright, resonant tones, ideal for classroom or percussion ensemble use.
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ATempo Chimes 72 Model: PA-CH72-01$180.00A versatile set of 72 chimes delivering bright, resonant tones for orchestral and band performances.
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ATempo Chimes 36 Model: PA-CH36-01$129.29
A set of 36 chimes delivering bright, resonant tones, ideal for orchestral and classroom use.
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TOCA UNIVERSAL CHIME 32 BAR Model: T-2304$139.99A versatile 32-bar chime crafted for clear, resonant sound in percussion performances.
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TreeWorks Concert Chime w/Built in Damper$189.99A professional chime featuring a built-in damper for precise control and versatile sound effects.
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44 Thin Bar Chime Single Row$133.41A single row chime featuring 44 thin metal bars for clear, shimmering percussion effects.
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Classic Chimes Compact$105.55A compact percussion instrument delivering bright, shimmering chime sounds for versatile musical performances.
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Treeworks TRE35 Classic Chimes$156.35A set of classic chimes featuring durable metal bars for clear, shimmering sound effects.
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Meinl Hand Chimes 12 Pegs$59.99A set of 12 metal hand chimes delivering bright, shimmering tones for percussion performances.
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Sonor KSP40X Primary Tenor-Alto Chime Bars, single bars$64.00A single chime bar with pao rosa wood, staff imprint, fundamental tuning, and durable white RESOPHEN resonator.
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Sonor KSP40M1 Primary Tenor-Alto Chime Bars, set of 19 notes$820.00A diatonic set of 19 silver alloy chime bars with white shock-resistant resonators and mallets.
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Sonor KSP100X Primary FSC Sub Contra Bass Chime Bars, single bar$470.00A single sub contra bass chime bar available in C, D, or E, recommended with SCH 100 mallets.
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Sonor KS40PO Tenor-Alto, Palisono, Single Tones, Without Beater Chime Bar$67.00A single-tone tenor-alto chime bar crafted from Palisono for exceptional sound quality and durability.
Orchestral Percussion Chimes
FAQs
Orchestral percussion chimes, also known as tubular bells, are a set of metal tubes of varying lengths that produce bell-like tones when struck with a mallet. They are commonly used in orchestras and ensembles to add a bright, resonant sound that mimics church bells or adds dramatic effect to musical passages.
Orchestral chimes are usually made from high-quality brass or aluminum alloys. These metals are chosen for their ability to produce clear, sustained tones and their durability under repeated use.
Chimes are played by striking the top edge of the tubes with a rawhide or plastic-headed mallet. The performer can control dynamics and articulation by varying the force and angle of the strike. Pedals or dampers may be used to control sustain and resonance.
Orchestral chimes are frequently used in symphony orchestras, concert bands, film scores, and theatrical productions. They often highlight important moments in the music, such as climaxes or ceremonial passages.
To maintain orchestral chimes, regularly dust the tubes with a soft cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals. Store them in a dry environment to prevent tarnishing or corrosion, and check moving parts like pedals or dampers for smooth operation.















