Style: Percussive

PA020_63 KungFu.mp3

Asian battle percussion is joined by sparse wood flute. The track builds with a drum roll leading to a melodic flute theme with Indian hand cymbals (manjira) and stick hits accompanying.

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PA020_64 ChineseFlute.mp3

Chinese bamboo flute (dizi) plays simple melodic patterns over Asian percussion, including da gang gu, frame drum, Indian hand cymbals (manjira), and gong.

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PA020_62 BattleDrums.mp3

Sticks play a steady rhythm over Chinese battle drums, frame drum and da gang gu, aka “big red drum”. Indian hand cymbals (manjira) and hand claps are also added as the track builds.

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PA020_60 ShaolinStyle.mp3

Chinese battle drums, frame drum and da gang gu (“big red drum”) play big hits against Indian hand cymbal (manjira). More big drum percussion is added with increased intensity along with stick, rim and gong hits.

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PA020_61 FistsofFury.mp3

High Asian drum percussion plays a simple pattern against Indian hand cymbals (manjira) and slowly builds. Da gang gu, frame drum, and Chinese battle drums join in playing against hand claps, stick and rim hits.

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PA020_59 NinjaTune.mp3

An Asian action track with da gang gu, battle drums, yiu gu, and frame drum rhythms under group vocal shouts. Temple block and stick hits add texture and lead to short wood flute phrases.

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PA020_55 GreatWall.mp3

Big Asian percussion pounds heavy hits at the front and lead to a fast drum rhythm section. Da gang gu, battle drums, and frame drum increase in intensity and are joined by Indian hand cymbals (manjira), gong, rims, sticks and temple block.

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PA020_53 ChopSaki.mp3

Slow Asian percussion slowly builds with increased cymbal percussion and drum hits. Rim hits are added and grow in intensity leading to a final hit.

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PA020_49 Bamboo.mp3

Fast percussion and stick hits pound out a rhythmic progression and increase in intensity. Several variations of gongs join in and lead to a hit making way for a short dizi wood flute phrase.

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