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Anonymous Archived
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is there any instrument that has less of an application in written and performed music than wind chimes?
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Anonymous
 No.132085604
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I always wanted to repurpose one as a kid. Orchestras do use chimes, but they’re auxiliary
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Anonymous
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These feels very agreeable to me
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Anonymous
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on the contrary I think we should have more instruments that create random music (without machinery/computers)
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Anonymous
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baeonbc4rF4&list=RDbaeonbc4rF4&start_radio=1
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