Gong vs. Tam-tam

The Tam is the larger new one and makes an indefinite pitch, or rather many pitches. The gong is the older one and when played you can hear one note dominate the others, though the sound has a lot of overtones. The gong is play the note “E”

[@karolcpm-]

Very helpful in distinguishing differences. Thank you!

[@TheEpikStormIsComing]

0:21 thats the part if your looking for it

[@VANILLAICECREAM9712]

TAM-TAM IS THERE

[@sheryljoubert3968]

Are you kayla jouberts music teacher at Greater Plains?

[@dominickdimperio6419]

pizza girls , I am the music teacher at Greater Plains, though I can’t share who my student are :)

[@ilzevalujeva8763]

5 years?

[@FatimaArteMusica]

Quero comprar!’nn

[@Spectereen]

dang three years ago? mustve been late to the class lol

[@ilzevalujeva8763]

5 years

[@ilzevalujeva8763]

???

[@Spectereen]

@@ilzevalujeva8763 I commented this a year ago..

[@NuisanceMan]

I've never been more than two years late to any class.

[@sheryljoubert3968]

Hey Mr.D

[@PinoyConvergeTheGMAFan]

Eat Bulaga Vs Tam Tam

[@AzrielSeifOrtiz]

Where is the Tamtam?

[@solisholder]

the right

[@cooldude2847]

@@solisholder looks like a feng gong

[@derPapierschredder]

@@cooldude2847 it's a wind gong, which oddly enough still counts as a tam-tam in western music culture, because it produces an atonal sound, i. e. white noise.

[@mattdelany6799]

A gong has a nipple, and it has a pitch. A tam tam is washy.

[@AzrielSeifOrtiz]

TamTam is not relax