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A trống cơm, literally "rice drum", is a kind of traditional barrel-shaped Vietnamese drum, similar to the Chinese yaogu, and the Khmer skor sang na. It is used in the hát bội orchestra. Hát chèo also uses the drum in its repertoire. Trống cơm is a long cylindrical drum with percussional surfaces at both ends. When stationary, it is placed transverse in front of the performer who would strike at the two ends with his hands. Drumsticks are also used. Trống cơm can be played by a performing arts performances when it is worn with a sash and slung over the shoulders, leaving the drum transverse in front of the abdomen. The drum earns its name "rice" as a layer of cooked rice is smeared on the surface to "tune" it, similar to how drums in Cambodia and Thailand are tuned. The two surfaces are set five notes apart. (en) チョン・コム(ベトナム語：trống cơm / 𪔠粓)は、ベトナムの太鼓の一つである。直訳すると「米太鼓」であり、形はボンゴに似ている。やの中で用いられる。 チョン・コムは、長い円筒状の両面太鼓である。横向きにして、両手またはバチによって打たれる。また、腹部あたりに来るように肩から吊紐で吊って、歩きながら演奏することもできる。 調律のために炊いた米を塗ることからこの名がある。二つの面が完全五度になるように調律される。 (ja) |
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チョン・コム(ベトナム語：trống cơm / 𪔠粓)は、ベトナムの太鼓の一つである。直訳すると「米太鼓」であり、形はボンゴに似ている。やの中で用いられる。 チョン・コムは、長い円筒状の両面太鼓である。横向きにして、両手またはバチによって打たれる。また、腹部あたりに来るように肩から吊紐で吊って、歩きながら演奏することもできる。 調律のために炊いた米を塗ることからこの名がある。二つの面が完全五度になるように調律される。 (ja) A trống cơm, literally "rice drum", is a kind of traditional barrel-shaped Vietnamese drum, similar to the Chinese yaogu, and the Khmer skor sang na. It is used in the hát bội orchestra. Hát chèo also uses the drum in its repertoire. The drum earns its name "rice" as a layer of cooked rice is smeared on the surface to "tune" it, similar to how drums in Cambodia and Thailand are tuned. The two surfaces are set five notes apart. (en) |
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