The Westminster Chime is a type of melodic ringing known for its distinctive sound. It is often used as the chime for clock towers and mechanical clocks. It features a specific arrangement of tones that pays homage to the sounds used at the Westminster Palace in London. The typical sequence of Westminster Chime includes 4 square-shaped tones, and each tone lasts for one-quarter of an hour, usually starting from the lowest pitch. It is commonly employed on clock watches to signal the passing of a quarter-hour or a full hour. The Westminster Chime is popular for its melodious and elegant character, making it a common choice for aesthetically pleasing clocks.
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