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Word: Agung | |||
Category: Instrument | |||
Ethno-linguistic Group: Mgd, Yk | |||
General Physical Description: | |||
a. Mgd – bronze gong with a hump in the middle, wide sides with the bottom going inwards | |||
b. Yk – 3 large suspended gongs, all with a hump in the middle with wide sides | |||
General Playing Technique: not mentioned | |||
Musical Function: not mentioned | |||
Playing Circumstance: there is a saying that the agung is played to stop an earthquake or during an eclipse of the sun and moon | |||
Source: Musika Jornals 1977, Ang mga Kaisipan sa Musika sa Timog Silangang Asya by Jose Maceda | |||
[[Category: Dictionary of Filipino Music Terms|Agung]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:45, 22 July 2009
Word: Agung
Category: Instrument
Ethno-linguistic Group: Mgd, Yk
General Physical Description: a. Mgd – bronze gong with a hump in the middle, wide sides with the bottom going inwards
b. Yk – 3 large suspended gongs, all with a hump in the middle with wide sides
General Playing Technique: not mentioned
Musical Function: not mentioned
Playing Circumstance: there is a saying that the agung is played to stop an earthquake or during an eclipse of the sun and moon
Source: Musika Jornals 1977, Ang mga Kaisipan sa Musika sa Timog Silangang Asya by Jose Maceda