So, I was watching most of your tribal drumming (is that the correct English term?) videos through my normal iPhone speakers, and I didn't see the appeal of it. Then I watched this video with headphones on, and OH MY GOODNESS, THIS IS SPECTACULAR!!!! I feel so irritated at myself for not watching your previous videos with headphones on!
It's called a Gabbang, a type of bamboo xylophone found in the Philippines. They're typically used in most festivals in drums, often paired with the timbalito/bongo players. Their sizes and sound vary from how it's made.
Galing. Job well done boys.
So, I was watching most of your tribal drumming (is that the correct English term?) videos through my normal iPhone speakers, and I didn't see the appeal of it. Then I watched this video with headphones on, and OH MY GOODNESS, THIS IS SPECTACULAR!!!! I feel so irritated at myself for not watching your previous videos with headphones on!
It's drum beating
8:33 Is that a reference to Marimba Spiritual by Minoru Miki?
What's called?
It's called a Gabbang, a type of bamboo xylophone found in the Philippines. They're typically used in most festivals in drums, often paired with the timbalito/bongo players. Their sizes and sound vary from how it's made.
@ That's really, really cool!
And the bamboos are well chosen to create the desired sounds.