Founder Garry Kvistad likens Woodstock Chimes to an orchestra, where the piccolo and string bass come together to create something magical. Whether large or small, each chime contributes its distinct tone to the ensemble, from deep, resonant bass notes to light, tinkling melodies. Collections like Amazing Grace, Windsinger Chimes, and Gregorian Chimes demonstrate how sizes harmonize, with larger chimes offering deep tones and smaller ones providing bright, high-pitched notes.

The secret lies in the science of vibration. Each chime is suspended at its nodal point—the quietest part of a vibrating object. The proportion of the tube's length determines this point, influencing the sound's pitch. Longer tubes produce lower tones, while shorter tubes create higher pitches. Factors like wall thickness further refine each chime's unique voice.

With Woodstock Chimes, size truly matters—but in the end, all sizes play beautifully together.