concept   gong music
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • African countries (1) • Australia (1) • Bhutan (1) • Caribbean islands (1) • India (1) • Indonesia (1) • Korea (1) • Latin America (1) • Malaysia (1) • Middle East (1) • New Zealand (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Russia (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Thailand (1) • Tibet (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 gong music African countries Gong music is not traditionally part of African countries' music but may be incorporated into contemporary fusion styles. 1
2 gong music Australia Gong music is mainly associated with New Age music and healing practices in Australia. 1
3 gong music Bhutan Gong music in Bhutan is associated with Buddhist rituals and monastic practices, representing deep spiritual significance. 1
4 gong music Caribbean islands Gong music is not traditionally part of Caribbean musical culture but can be incorporated into contemporary fusion styles. 1
5 gong music India Gong music in India is used in religious rituals and ceremonies to evoke spiritual connections. 1
6 gong music Indonesia Gong music is an integral part of traditional ceremonies and cultural events in Indonesia. 1
7 gong music Korea Gong music is a traditional Korean art form used in music and theatrical performances, emphasizing discipline and precision. 1
8 gong music Latin America Gong music in Latin America is uncommon outside of specific ensembles and traditional events. 1
9 gong music Malaysia Gong music in Malaysian culture has deep spiritual and symbolic significance. 1
10 gong music Middle East Gong music is rarely found outside specific traditional performances in the Middle East. 1
11 gong music New Zealand Gong music in New Zealand is mainly associated with New Age music and healing practices. 1
12 gong music Northern Europe Gong music in Northern Europe is considered exotic and associated with meditation and alternative therapies. 1
13 gong music Russia Gong music in Russian culture is considered esoteric and unfamiliar, and is often encountered in the context of world music and cultural exhibitions. 1
14 gong music Scandinavian countries Gong music in Scandinavian countries is often seen as esoteric and unfamiliar, typically encountered in the context of world music and cultural exhibitions. 1
15 gong music Thailand Gong music in Thailand is used in religious rituals and ceremonies to evoke spiritual connections. 1
16 gong music Tibet Gong music in Tibet is deeply connected to Buddhist rituals and monastic practices, carrying significant spiritual meaning. 1