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Oh, they make the great sounds to concentrate ... uh, the energy, then hit (the drum). And always the small tsuzumi player does that. And the smallest, er, the biggest one, they usually have a short, very short, low note sound. They go (low voice) oooooh, something like that. But the one who makes the long, high-pitched (call), thats to concentrate the energy, then they play. The good players ...
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