Sharper Image Singing in the Rain Chime

Yes, the chime is precision-tuned to play the recognizable melody of 'Singing in the Rain' when the wind catches it. Because it relies on natural breezes, the tempo will vary based on wind speed, but the sequence of notes remains consistent.

It is built with weather-resistant materials, including teak-finished ash wood and aluminum tubes, designed to withstand standard outdoor conditions. However, for the longest lifespan, we recommend bringing it indoors during extreme weather events like hurricanes or heavy winter storms.

The sound is designed to be soothing and tranquil rather than loud or intrusive. The dual-chime design creates a layered, resonant soundscape that is audible in a quiet garden or patio setting but generally won't disturb neighbors.

The windcatcher is the part that catches the breeze to strike the chimes. Making it removable allows you to easily silence the chime if you prefer a quiet day or need to perform maintenance without taking down the entire 37-inch assembly.

While the bamboo is treated for outdoor use, it is a natural material. Over time, you may notice slight weathering or color changes, which is normal. You can lightly wipe it down with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it clean, but no heavy maintenance is required.