SaVAdvanced Final Test Part 6

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How to create the sound effect of the “Pulsating Gong

In which two gong players alternate striking the mallet on the gong.
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By striking the gong alternately at the front and the back.
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By standing in front of the gong and striking the gong alternately with two mallets.
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By letting the gong “rock” to the left and right when struck
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By letting the gong swing forwards and backwards.
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Which statement about the accent stroke is correct?

The gong session starts with the accent beat and lets the lying participants hear that it is about to start.
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The accent stroke is applied once. If it is too loud, the participants are frightened; if it is too quiet, it fizzles out.
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The accent stroke is used to “wake up” the participants and bring them back.
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The accent stroke serves as a variant to set an “accent” in the gong playing with a single stroke.
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The accent stroke is struck once loudly and clearly so that the gong quickly and clearly reaches the highest and loudest point and then fades out
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For the accent stroke, you need an accent mallet with which you strike the middle of the gong.
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What are rubber mallets and what are they used for?

Friction mallets were originally flummies or rubber balls used as children’s toys, which are/were drilled and glued to a stick to be rubbed over the gong.
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Friction mallets are used to drag over the surface of the gong to make it vibrate and sound “spherical” through the abrasion.
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Frictin mallets are used to rub the gong to clean it and remove fingerprints and grease stains.
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Friction mallets are made of coated material and are used on the back of the gong to produce sounds there that cannot be produced on the front.
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Friction mallets do not work on Chinese gongs because the surface is too rough.
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What are hand gongs and what are they used for?

They are used in small rooms where a larger gong would quickly become too loud.
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They are a variation in gong playing, for example, to break through expectations and create further sounds in the space.
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They are smaller and are mainly held in the hand during play.
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They are struck by hand instead of with the mallet.
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They come from China and correspond to the local tradition of filling rooms with “good” energy.
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They are perfect for the small purse. You can already play long gong baths with the small gongs in your hand as a beginner without having to buy a larger gong straight away.
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