philippine gong music

Gongs found on _____ are exclusively knobbed rather than flat, and they do not use a hocketing structure

As discussed in the previous section, flat gongs were developed in the musical traditions of the indigenous people of the mountains of _____

____ is played by a number of Muslim ethnolinguistic groups on the southern island of Mindanao. Kulintang is the name of the main melodic instrument, a row of eight knobbed gongs played by one person, and also the ensemble as a whole.

The other instruments include a time-keeper gong (though usually one person will use the side of a larger gong if one is not available), a pair of large hanging kettle gongs called agung, a supporting melodic instrument of four large hanging gongs called gandingan, and a goblet-shaped drum played with bamboo sticks called dabakan

The time-keeper gong enters with a repeated pattern that indicates the type of piece to be played

row of small, horizontally-laid nipple gongs that function melodically

set of two wide-rimmed, vertically suspended gongs. awkward dancing tall kid used them

set of four large, hanging gongs. talking gongs

-Hocket style (one person, one gong) to make one composite melody
-Each player plays a pattern, accentuating one note and dampening the rest. They may vary their individual patterns throughout the piece.
-Played with hands or beater

14 strings
●2 courses on upper 3 strings, 2 on lower
●Playing style: tremolo
●Pear shaped

●Larger than bandurria
●Plays supporting melody

Smaller than a guitar
●14 strings
●Has double courses of strings
●Played tremolo style

Bamboo pole dance called _____ Found in several areas of Southeast Asia

Before 20th century, _____ instrument was exclusively played by women