In 1979, Garry Kvistad, a percussionist and music professor, began crafting chimes in his workshop at his home in West Hurley, New York, inspired by the ever-changing wind. These chimes were later featured in orchestras and various music scenes, earning recognition as some of the finest in the world. The tubes used for the chimes are precisely tuned by computer control, captivating people with their perfect harmony and resonance. While many similar products have emerged since, there is a significant difference in the beauty of their sound. There are many stories about the president, such as their widespread distribution in Europe through the company Naef, being commissioned by Toru Takemitsu to create chimes for a concert at Carnegie Hall, and his deep love for Asian music, including that of Bali. You can enjoy beautiful chords that evoke the image of its name. This one features the Westminster Chimes, with a solemn tone. The product shown in the image is C 18-1.