Wind Chimes
Yes, chimes, bells, gongs and such are all used in monastic life to represent
the vibration of the universe. They represent causation and affliction in that
when they touch, they make a noise.
Some day I will get a large gong. By large, I mean about 24 inches.
Victoria
On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 14:37:14 GMT, "Broomhilda"
opined:
Thanx. Found a wonderful source online. The chimes almost sound like they
have an organ in the background.
thank you again.
Pixi alias Broomhilda
"animaux" wrote in message
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On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 13:10:53 GMT, "Broomhilda"
opined:
I have heard about a windchime that is sort of tuned???? Don't know what
they are called. Can anyone help me?
Thanks a bunch
Broom Hilda
There are wind chimes which have a certain resonance in their tone. They
aren't
tuned in the way a guitar is tuned, but are placed with other lengths of
whatever the chime is made of to produce a melodic tone in conjunction
with the
other notes of the chimes. The larger the chimes, the deeper the tones.
I made
my own using copper pipe. I used 1.5" pipe cut at different lengths. I
don't
know if mine are "tuned" to be harmonic or not, but they don't sound like
those
annoying tinkly small ones.
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