Gongs and Tam-Tams - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Here is a video about the gongs that I use in my professional performing life as a percussionist. In this part one I show you the instruments and give an overview of the basic types of gongs and Tam Tams, playing techniques as well as mallets and other striking implements. Part 2 will get more into the hardware, advanced techniques, notation and mallets.
Gongs and Tam Tams Displayed are:
Wuhan Feng Wind Gongs 28" Low and High
Wuhan Feng Wind Gong 20"
Wuhan Heng Gongs various Sizes
22" Paiste Symphonic Gong
Thai Tuned Nipple Gongs
Wuhan Opera Gongs
Wuhan 10" Chau Gong
All Mallets are by Mike Balter
Time Stamps
0:00 Improvisation
4:51 Types of Gongs and Tam Tams
13:55 Mallets
16:26 Live from the Pit
16:40 Gong Rolls 
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Thank you so much for this video! I'm so happy to see some gong learning videos from the orchestral and drumset perspective rather than the sound healing people who seem to make most of the videos about gongs. I have fallen in love with bronze cymbals and I think playing a large gong would bring me joy
Gongs have to be the greatest instrument to ever grace the drumming world.
Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing your talent and demonstrating the wonderful instruments in your collection.
Ah, I forgot another album that drummers interested in percussion may be interested in: "Max Roach with the Boston Percussion Ensemble" from 1958. A drums and percussion centric album that is a fun, experimental departure for Max at that time.
All the album covers I remember seeing back in my grandparents house came flooding back into my brainpan when you started playing. All the '50s Space Age and Exotica albums. Enoch Light & His Orchestra, Yma Sumac, Les Baxter, Nelson Riddle, Sauter-Finegan, and Russell Garcia. I had to return to my Clyde Borly and His Percussions "Music In 5 Dimensions" album almost immediately. Can't recommend that one enough. That is a heck of a gong collection you have there. Very informative and inspirational, as always!
Fascinating thank you for making these. Green text tough to see but love your work!
That's the same set up I had with my mamas pots and pans! Lol. I wonder how many drummers actually started that way.
Beautiful tones!
Thanks for sharing these amazing sounds Rick!
Fascinating!
cool overview of various gongs and mallets...it would freak me out to use a chain on any of these though
A smooth chain will not scratch or damage the gongs in any way. Just use a light gauge.
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Where is part 2?
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