Gongs belong to the oldest and most important musical instruments of South East Asia. Their origins may be traced back to the second millennium B.C., but it is assumed that the gong is much older. In Chinese history, gongs are mentioned around 500 A.D., attributed to a nation called HSI YU between Tibet and Burma during the reign of Emperor Hsuan Wu.
Features:
Sizes: 7" - 10" -13" - 24"
Description: Accent Gongs are special gongs with an aggressive, foaming, and lively sound character.
A multitude of sounds may be achieved with various playing techniques.
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