Pachelbel Canon Windchime, Bronze

• Chime recalls the soft, repeating melody of johann pachelbel's celebrated canon
• Clever design incorporates 4 small rods that harmonize beautifully with the 6 chime tubes
• Made of bubinga finish ash wood with 6 bronze anodized aluminum chime tubes and 4 bronze anodized aluminum rods
• Woodstock chimes are created by grammy award winning musician garry kvistad
• Chime is 32-1/2-Inch long

Recalls the soft, repeating melody of johann pachelbel's celebrated canon in d. Your chime is tuned to the beloved sounds of johann pachelbel's canon in d. A prolific composer and an accomplished organist, pachelbel wrote for the organ, harpsichord and voice - his canon in d is one of his few chamber works known today. With its graceful melody and stately tempo, it is a popular choice as a wedding processional, for within its measures we hear the sounds of hope, joy, love and promise. The clever design incorporates 4 small rods that harmonize beautifully with the 6 chime tubes. Started in 1979, woodstock percussion is a family-owned business located in new york's hudson valley. Woodstock chimes are precision tuned, high quality windchimes created by grammy award winning musician garry kvistad. Woodstock percussion products are designed in new york state and manufactured around the world. Woodstock representatives visit the production facilities frequently to ensure their high standards are met; the facilities are clean and organized and the employees are paid fair wages while being treated with dignity and respect. Woodstock chimes are both kinetic and musical, performing beautifully without the need of fossil fuels. The result is simplicity and sustainability as they are powered by the wind which is the creation of the heat from the sun - the most sustainable of all energy. Woodstock has been creating chimes that are the choice of discerning customers for over 30 years.

Your chime is tuned to the beloved sounds of Johann Pachelbel's Canon in D. A prolific composer and an accomplished organist, Pachelbel wrote for the organ, harpsichord and voice - his Canon in D is one of his few chamber works known today.

With its graceful melody and stately tempo, it is a popular choice as a wedding processional, for within its measures we hear the sounds of hope, joy, love and promise. The clever design incorporates four small rods that harmonize beautifully with the six chime tubes.

- Dimensions: 32 in. Overall Length

- Material: Bubinga finish ash wood, 6 bronze aluminum tubes, 4 bronze aluminum rods, removable wind catcher for easy customization