Description
▫ Item Code: ZTP31551
▫ Weight: 6780 Grams
▫ Size CM: 6 x 60 x 60
▫ Material: Bronze
▫ Availability: Available
Chau Gong: Brief Introduction
Crafted from copper-based alloys such as bronze or brass, the Chau Gong, also known as the tam-tam, stands as a fascinating and versatile percussion instrument boasting a rich history and diverse applications. Its shallow cylindrical shape, featuring a slightly concave main surface and an upturned rim extending about 1/2 inch (1 cm), grants it a distinct appearance. The gong’s center spot and rim, coated on both sides with black copper oxide, contrast sharply with the polished surface, creating a visually captivating instrument. Available in sizes ranging from 7 to 80 inches (18 to 203 cm) in diameter, the Chau Gong emits a mesmerizing and resonant sound, its pitch and tone varying depending on the size and playing technique employed, making it an essential element across musical genres and cultural contexts.
Request a sound check
We take pride in personally ensuring the quality of each Chau Gong’s sound and resonance. However, should you wish to listen to the sound before making a purchase, we’ve introduced a nominal $2 fee for this service to maintain our high standards. This non-refundable deposit will be deducted from your invoice upon purchase. Please bear in mind that due to limitations in microphone and speaker quality, the experience of the sound may not fully replicate hearing it in person. For any further inquiries or assistance, feel free to contact us via WhatsApp at +9779841614206. We’re here to help!
Included with this Gong
When you purchase this Gong, it will come with a felt hitting mallet included, ensuring you have everything you need to start playing right away without the need for an additional purchase. However, if you’re interested in expanding your options, such as with different types of mallets or stands, you can browse and purchase them separately from the options provided above. Please note that these additional accessories are not included with your initial Gong purchase and must be added to your cart separately if desired. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us. We’re here to help!
what is a burmese Gong?
The Burmese gong has had a profound influence on other gong types in the surrounding region, particularly in Thailand, leading to their frequent grouping together due to their striking similarities. Among the various types of Burmese gongs, the temple gongs and the triangular-shaped Kyeezee, also known as the ‘spinning’ gong, stand out as the most common. These gongs play significant roles in traditional music and cultural practices, symbolizing a shared heritage and cultural exchange within the Southeast Asian region.
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