Sentence examples for gong chime from inspiring English sources
Yunluo, ( Chinese: "cloud gongs") Wade-Giles romanization yün-lo, Chinese gong chime usually consisting of 10 gongs that are suspended in individual compartments on a wooden frame and beaten with sticks that have hard or soft tips.
Yunluo, (Chinese: "cloud gongs") Wade-Giles romanization yün-lo, Chinese gong chime usually consisting of 10 gongs that are suspended in individual compartments on a wooden frame and beaten with sticks that have hard or soft tips.
MANDALAY, Myanmar — As the lunch gong chimed through a tree-shaded monastery, several hundred monks in burgundy robes lined up on a mid-October day, all holding alms bowls.
Gu gong gong dian xiang tu.
In Indonesia and East Asia tuned gongs are united to form gong chimes.
The sets of tuned gongs found throughout Southeast Asia are also called gong chimes, gong kettles, and gongs in a row.
Frames of Thai gong chimes arch upward at both ends to form an upright semicircle.
The horizontal gong chimes of Indonesia (called bonang in Java) are outstanding components of Southeast Asian orchestras and have been known since the 10th or 11th century.
Most frequently "chime" refers to the bell chime, but it also denotes tubular bells, or orchestral bells; the stone chimes, or lithophone; drum chimes, sets of tuned drums found in Myanmar (Burma and Thailandd; and gong chimes, the sets of tuned gongs used in the gamelan orchestras of Southeast Asia.
Taiwan's aboriginal culture is on display at Volando, through the artwork, uniforms and local ingredients at Soyan for dinner, plus morning gong chimes and dramatic drumming performances every afternoon.
