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Kulintang (Indonesian: kolintang, Malay:
kulintangan) is a
modern term for an
ancient instrumental form of
music composed on a row of small, horizontally...
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seven hanging gongs, and a gandang. The
sumazau ensemble may
include a
kulintangan. In
Guunsing village, the
gongs are
named as such, left to
right from...
- his band, The
Mandaluyong Children's Choir,
Manila Symphony Orchestra,
Kulintangan musicians (headed by
Malou Matute), and
various Percussionists (headed...
- Bugis, Illanun,
Kedayan and
Suluks known for
their gendang,
kompang and
kulintangan;
while the
interior people such as the
Dusun known with
their bungkau...
- that
include the
gambus dan biola,
dombak and rebana.
Gongs like the
Kulintangan (a set of
small gongs), duck
gongs and
other styles are pla****. Malay...
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accompaniment of a
string instrument like
gitgit and biula,
gabbang and the
kulintangan. The folk song was used as an
ending theme in the
Philippine television...
- instruments, such as the
bamboo flute, sompoton, togunggak, gong, and
kulintangan.
Musical instruments in
Sabah are
classified into
chordophones (tongkungon...
- weddings.
Konga - used in
traditional performances such as
Hamdolok Kulintangan - used in
traditional performances in Sabah.
Marakas - used in classical...
- group, linguistically. The
traditional musical instrument consists of
Kulintangan, gong, and many of
small gongs (cf.
Asmahs claim that the
Bisaya are...
- is the
kulintangan ensemble consisting of two
gandang (drums), a
tungallan (large gong), a
duwahan (set of two-paired gongs), and the
kulintangan (a graduated...
