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Gong
GONGM2Gongs is origin from the South East Asian. It'is an idiophone classification. Gongs form the backbone of most Malay folk music ensembles and are used for nearly every social event.

Gongs also come in various sizes and are played together in various numbers. Usually, one or two drums are also played to accentuate the main rhythms. GONGM

Gongs are found all over Malaysia and are highly valued. They are made locally as well as imported from Indonesia, the Philippines and Brunei. Local gongs have shallow rims and a small boss.

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