Tubular bells

Introducing our range of tubular bells

We supply a range of professional tubular bells, also known as concert chimes or orchestral chimes, from Adams and Majestic Percussion. These are perfect for professional orchestras, performance venues, as well as school, county, or university orchestras.

Majestic tubular bells

Majestic is dedicated to thoughtfully designing their instruments for educators, performers, and students across the world to create the best possible sound. Their tubular bells are a perfect example of this dedication to quality.

Concert chimes are ideal for both orchestral performances and professional recording sessions, such as the Majestic Deluxe 18 note 1.25” concert chimes in a lacquered finish and the Majestic Professional 22 note 1.5” concert chimes (available in either chrome plated or lacquered finishes).

If you’re looking for tubular bells with an extra sturdy frame, there are the Majestic Quantum 18 note 1.25” field frame chimes with a lacquered finish and the Majestic Quantum 18 note 1.5” field frame chimes with a choice of either a chrome plated or lacquered finish.

Adams tubular bells

Innovation is a key part of the Adams Music brand, and they are trusted by musicians far and wide for their great products, including their great tubular bells which are an ideal addition to any orchestra or music department.

The Adams Standard series 1.5 octave orchestral chimes are chrome plated brass alloy 36mm tubes, and come supplied with frame, mallets, and cover. These bells also feature a dampening mechanism and a dual lock caster. The Adams Symphonic series 1.5 octave orchestra chimes have beautiful tonal quality and great intonation, and the Adams Philharmonic series 1.5 octave orchestral chimes offer brilliant quality and tone as well as a fully height adjustable rack.

About tubular bells

Tubular bells are percussion instruments that were originally crafted to duplicate the sound of church bells when played. Often, you can even attach a sustain pedal to extend the ringing of the bells, or they can be bowed at the bottom of the tube to create a loud, high-pitched note. Tubular bells aren’t always used as a melodic instrument and are rather played to add vibrancy and colour to a performance. Other names for the instrument include chimes, orchestra bells, orchestral chimes, and tubular chimes.