Noun:

অর্কেস্ট্রার ঘন্টাধ্বনি,

orchestral bells's Usage Examples:

Glockenspiel Percussion instrument Other names Concert bells, orchestral bells, carillon Classification Keyboard percussion Hornbostel–Sachs classification.

Sklar – bass guitar Russ Kunkel – drums, percussion Victor Feldman – orchestral bells, vibes Clarence McDonald – Fender Rhodes, hornorgan Nick DeCaro – hornorgan.

Mantilla: bongos, conga, percussion Rick Rozie: bass Thurman Barker: drums orchestral bells, marimba, gong Allmusic Review Cook, Richard; Brian Morton (2006) [1992].

bass, oud, gimbri, vocals Tim Keiper - calabash, drums, percussion, orchestral bells, vocals Cyro Baptista - percussion, prayer bells, vocals "John Zorn :.

piano, organ Bill Laswell − bass Kevin Norton − vibraphone, drums, orchestral bells, Tibetan prayer bowls "John Zorn : Nosferatu".

vocals Diva Gray - vocals Kenny Lehman - woodwinds David Friedman - orchestral bells, vibraphones Raymond Jones - keyboards Robert Sabino - keyboards Andy.

tenor saxophone Vito Rendace - flute, tenor saxophone David Friedman - orchestral bells, vibraphones Jose Rossy - tubular bells Gloria Augustini - harp Marianne.

tuba, timpani, percussion (bass drum, chimes, cymbals, field drum, orchestral bells, small triangle, snare drum, suspended cymbal, tambourine, tamtam,.

The organ also has many special effect stops, such as orchestral bells, marimba, harp, bird whistles and sleigh bells.

electric guitars, additional vocals Thor Harris – drums, percussion, orchestral bells, hammered dulcimer, vibraphone, piano, clarinet, handmade violin Christopher.

The fact that the score includes parts for tympani and orchestral bells suggests that Sousa conceived High School Cadets not simply as a piece.

McKinley – piano Wil Miller – trumpet, flugelhorn Joseph Mitchell – bells, orchestral bells Jorge Moragu – viola Patrick Morgan – violin Greg Mull – engineer Charles.

percussion instruments ranging from bass and snare drums to xylophone, orchestral bells, and 12 special effects, known collectively as the "toy counter".

guitar, sitar, production Joe Osborn – bass guitar Gary L Coleman – orchestral bells and chimes Hal Blaine – drums, percussion French singer Johnny Hallyday.

(bongos, conga, percussion), Rick Rozie (bass), Thurman Barker (drums, orchestral bells, marimba, gong) 1986 Roots of Blue RPR Duo, with Cecil McBee (bass).

accompanies the final words, "We are free at last!", and the work ends with orchestral bells and gently plucked violins.

Sting – vocals, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, orchestral bells, cymbal Rob Mathes – piano, keyboards, acoustic guitar, background.