The making of the Gong (1).

[@krullmeister]

Those sounds and the rythm was awesome! :D

[@arrawnjames9838]

Cool video. Yes the instrument itself is the focus, personal safety doesn’t w get much attention. But hey, looks like they know what they’re doing!

[@ruudensyl]

Craftsmen who know what they are doing, and a craft passed down from father to son over the centuries. Not made in China, very cheap, where it originated.

[@ruudensyl]

A visit? www.tototravel.com/ ,ask for Tanto the guide , highly recommanded.

[@markusmuc3421]

where is it in yogyakarta? tks

[@ruudensyl]

Ask info from Toto Travel chauffeur Tanto, travel organisation i recommanded, it is: di daerah kajar wonosari gunung kidul atau di desa mojolaban solo/in the area Kajar Wonosari or in the little village Mojolaban Solo.

[@meynardebagus]

Alamat ten pundi mas?

[@ruudensyl]

Maaf, aku hanya sekarang pertanyaan Anda, di daerah kajar wonosari gunung kidul atau di desa mojolaban solo.

[@laovang7608]

Oh i believe they are Hmong i am hmong too we make gong for sharman ritual

[@ruudensyl]

I made this video in Java near Yogyakarta, Indonesia. These makers are Javanese and the word gong is Javanese.

[@mr12gauger]

♫ Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of OSHA violations ♫

[@ruudensyl]

???

[@mr12gauger]

@@ruudensyl It was a joke referring to a safety organization called OSHA. I had already given your video a thumbs up before posting my comment. This obviously takes an extreme awareness of the surroundings to do this everyday without getting badly injured. I would like to see the entire process from start to finish.

[@ruudensyl]

Visit beautiful Indonesia in all its facets and especially the lovely hospitable people.