The Igorot gangsa is a flat gong played during community celebrations and rituals in the Cordillera. Unlike other gongs struck with sticks, the gangsa is often played with the hands, creating a deep, rhythmic beat that echoes unity and tradition. #igorotheritage #TalentedPinoys | TalentedPinoys

The GANGSA is a percussion instrument used in the Cordillera region during gatherings, celebrations, and even rituals. In one sense, it is used to call everyone's attention and to celebrate people's camaraderie and oneness of the people in one place. #Gangsa #unity #kakadwa #ProudIgorot | R-JAY Falisong - Main "Kadwa"

The gong, or gangsa, is a vital symbol of unity and identity among the Igorots of the Cordillera. It is used in rituals, festivals, and dances to celebrate life events and connect with ancestral spirits. #Gangsa #igorotheritage #IgorotPride #TalentedPinoys | TalentedPinoys

Are you familiar with the “Gangsa” musical instrument? A “Gangsa” is a single hand-held gong used by indigenous groups like the Ifugao community in the Cordillera Mountain region. Musicians use a padded stick to play the “Gangsa” and create wonderful folk rhythms and beats. We can play the “Gangsa” and other indigenous musical instruments in the Himig room of Museo Pambata. Join us at the #LaroSiningatImahinasyon panel discussion to hear more about these fascinating folk music! #LaroSiningatImah

Here in Kalinga, we play a gangsa 😍 #reggae #Kalinga | Kalinga songs & dances

The Magic that is Gangsa Night The Gangsa/Pattong/Gongs hold a significant meaning to the people of Mountain Province as bringing out the gongs means a time for merriment, victory and celebration, a time for peace. During the Gangsa night the different tribes of the 10 municipalities of Mountain Province played together in a thunderous almost chaotic sound, to some they said “kaka egyat kag taku makigubat” (it sounds scary like we are going to war), some who I guess were used to music being orde

Hi everyone! In this episode, we’re exploring the Gangsa, a traditional Filipino flat gong used in various cultural practices and performances. 🎶 GANGSA(Flat Gong) Hornbostel-Sachs Classification: Idiophone Material: Bronze, Brass, or Iron. Music: INTRO - "Anting-Anting" by Emil Sanglay and PEN-PEN. BGM - "Hagdan-Hagdang Palayan" by Ramiru Mataro. OUTRO - "Sigaw ng Bundok" by Emil Sanglay and PEN-PEN. For more information, check out: https://katunog.asti.dost.gov.ph/ A big thanks to Sir Andrew