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mood: 
complacent
complacentToday Mom has a terrible headache,
She wanted to write some stuff on here but she just can't concentrate because of the pain one of those terrible headaches where Tylenol,or advil,and stuff isn't getting rid of it.So today she is going to just post other stuff up.
Hang (Hang Drum)
She wanted to write some stuff on here but she just can't concentrate because of the pain one of those terrible headaches where Tylenol,or advil,and stuff isn't getting rid of it.So today she is going to just post other stuff up.
Hang (Hang Drum)
Due to YouTube recently featuring of one of my videos, some people have asked how to buy some of my mp3's, you can sample and get songs at the bottom of the page.
Hang means "hand" in the Bernese language, and is pronounced "hung or hong". The Hang was developed in Switzerland. It was the result of many years of research on the steelpan and the study of the diverse collection of instruments from around the world, such as Gongs, Gamelan, Ghatam, drums, bells, etc. The instrument is played with the hands. Udu-like sounds are produced with the air resonance, the sounds of the clamped shallow shells sound like bells or harmonically tuned steelpans. The inner note on the bottom dome is the bass note, and when played in a dampened way allows change in pitch like a talking drum. Seven to nine notes are tuned harmonically around a central deep note. The hemispehres are hardened by a process known as gas-nitriding. This is a thermal treatment process in which nascient hydrogen atoms diffuse into the steel and form nitride compounds with many of the alloys in the steel.
cool sound
Expensive.