Editing Wind chime (section)

== Use in music ==
[[image:Sitek wind chimes.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Dave Sitek|David Sitek]] with a wind chime suspended from his guitar]]
Different types of wind chimes have also been used in modern music and are listed as a percussion instrument. The following is a brief list of artists and composers who have used them:
* [[Olivier Messiaen]]: ''[[Saint-François d'Assise]]'' (one set of glass, shell and wood chimes)
* [[Toshiro Mayuzumi]]: ''[[Bugaku (ballet)|Bugaku]]'' (one set of wood and glass chimes)
* [[Giles Swayne]] Symphony No. 1 (one set of glass chimes)
* [[David Sitek]], of American rock band [[TV on the Radio]], sometimes hangs a wind chime from the end of his guitar to add texture to his music.<ref name="globe">{{cite news | last = Anderman | first = Joan | title = Connecting with TV on the Radio | pages = B07 | newspaper = The Boston Globe | date = October 15, 2008 | url = http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/articles/2008/10/15/connecting_with_tv_on_the_radio/}}</ref>
* [[Koji Kondo]], head composer for the Mario series of video games. A prime example is the theme music for the world "Vanilla Dome" in ''[[Super Mario World]]''.
* [[Ivy Queen]], on the [[acoustic music|acoustic track]] "Ángel Caído" from the 2004 album ''[[Real (Ivy Queen album)|Real]]''.