Orchestra Bells & Glockenspiels
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Adams 3.3 Octave Round Top Parsifal Bells Mallet Percussion Gcf-33 / Concert Series / Field Frame
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Used Yamaha bell kit Concert Percussion
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The glockenspiel is made up of tuned metal keys arranged horizontally in the same fashion as a xylophone. Also known as orchestra bells, the glockenspiel is played with a set of mallets to produce a bright, penetrating sound that can be heard in music ranging from classical pieces like Handel's "Saul" and Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte" to Rush's hit song "Closer to the Heart". If you're a Neil Peart fan and want to emulate his sweet sound on the glock, check out a set of bells like the Majestic 2.5-Octave Orchestra Bells. They feature precision-tuned 1-1/4" wide bars for maximum resonance and sustain that sounds exceptionally well in live performance settings.
This selection also features a variety of single bells that each bring something different to your percussion setup. If you love the sound of samba, you're going to want to pick up a Gon Bops Tumbao Series Cha Cha Bell. Designed for mounted use, this bell offers a lively sound with a dry medium pitch that lends itself perfectly to Latin-inspired music. Another great single bell option is the Aluphone Hand Bell. Suitable for music education and elementary music training, this single bell is attached to a beautiful wooden handle and can be played individually or as part of a handbell choir.
Since there are so many different orchestra bells and glockenspiels to browse, try to spend some time getting to know a little more about each one. You never know when the right instrument is going to jump off the page and into your percussion setup.
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