Gong - how 2 play #4 // one stroke option

In this fourth edition of „Gong - how to play“ Jens goes into the details of the most difficult stroke, the "one-stroke-option“ also know as the "Zen -stroke“, or: "you only have one chance,..;-) and thats it“!
This fourth edition was recorded in the amazing Red Doors Studio, in Hongkong. Founded by Martha Collard, RDS is the largest gong studio in Southeast Asia and it presents the gong world's premium brands such as Paiste-Gongs, Martin Bläse-Gongs, Meinl Sonic Energy Collection; Red Doors Studio offers gong educational programs, regular weekly relaxation classes, corporate events and public sound music performances.
Jens Zygar teaches integral sound music and his vision is to get people into sensitive and empathic gong playing beyond traditional paradigms.
He is planning a yearly master class training in Hong Kong and in between, feel free to connect for any concern or question on holistic integral sound training. Private 1:1 Skype classes are possible as well.
But most importantly; enjoy the vibrations of the gongs and examine the energy flow in your personal body, mind & spirit constellation.
jenszygar.com

[@trishgowing1604]

Thanks so much Jens for your videos and for being so real and passionate in teaching how to play the gong

[@GongMaster]

Fantastic demonstration of the single stroke! As soft as possible. It is so difficult because one needs to put all the attention and sensitivity into it. We see very often, that gong players hit the gong with strong and hard strokes, so the gong seems to nearly jump out of its frame. Jens is the best gong player on this planet and everyone should practice the proper soft-manner techniques for the best possible results.

[@meganhook4054]

that was amazing. thank you for this level of detail, intention, and excellence.

[@JensZygar]

Thank you very much for your kind resonance.