What is another word for tam-tam?
Pronunciation: [tˈamtˈam] (IPA) 
Tam-tam is a percussion instrument that is commonly used in various music genres. Tam-tam is also known as a gong in some cultures, while others refer to it as a chau gong. The word tam-tam originates from the French language, and it is widely used in Western classical music. In Southeast Asian music, tam-tam is commonly known as a bonang. The Japanese refer to tam-tam as a shoko, while the Chinese call it a lu. The tam-tam is a versatile percussion instrument capable of producing a wide range of sounds. As such, it is an essential instrument in many music productions, including orchestra performances, drum ensembles, and traditional cultural events.
