Image: Gong and Chime Culture Map

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Description: This map shows the extent of gong-chime culture throughout Southeast Asia. Included are the three major genres of music prevalent in the region: this includes the gamelan of western Indonesia, the kulintang of the southern Philippine, eastern Indonesia, and eastern Malaysia, and piphat of Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Burma.
Title: Gong and Chime Culture Map
Credit: Created by en:User:PhilipDM from a cropped image of BlankMap-World6.svg by en:User:Canuckguy. Idea of three musical genres adapted from a map created by Joyobhoyo at http://alek.zipzap.ch/gamelan/seas_eng.htm[1] References for the individual names of gongs based on: bonang,[2][3] kromong[4] trompong[2][4]talempong,[5] chalempung,[2] caklempong,[6]/caklempung,[7] khong wong yai, khong toch, khong vong, krewaing[2]
Author: Philip Dominguez Mercurio (PhilipDM)
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