Large bronze gongs of Bali and Java, from about 34 to 40 inches in diameter, suspended by a rope from a wood frame and beaten softly and firmly on the central boss with a padded hammer to produce a low-pitched sound. NGDMI
AAT
3000214314
13yrs ago
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