Indonesia. Women's choir accompanied by a percussion ensemble and other instruments: wuwuho, six-hole flute in diatonic D, ore-ore nggae or gongallima (bamboo fork - ngae means hand - there are two types of ore-ore: either hand-held (nggae) or mouth-held (mbondu)), dimba-dimba (semi-tubular zither struck with a stick, 1.6m long), 2 pairs of tuundu (bamboos struck alternately on the ground) and a ngganda (already rare percussion instrument, oblong, with a string on either side and a small bridge: the two sticks strike the string).