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English: The eight Philippine horizontally laid, knobbed gongs known as the kulintang used as a main melodic instrument in the kulintang ensemble. Here, it is being played Tausug-style on the floor at San Francisco State University by teacher assistant Ronald Gabriel Quesada.
Deutsch: Ein kulintang ist acht runde gongs auf den Philippinen.
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Source self-made/ from http://philipdominguezmercurio.blogspot.com/2006/12/kulintang-set-001.html
Author Philip Dominguez Mercurio (PhilipDM)

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