"Kendang Ciblon (kehn-dahng chib-lone) - Java. A barrel shaped two headed drum. The inside of the drum is carved in an hourglass shape. The drum is mounted horizontally on a stand and played with the hands.
Kendang Ageng - Java. Similar to Ciblon, Kendang Ageng is very large and deep in pitch.
Kendang Kitipung - Java. A very small version of the Ciblon. Kendang Bedug - Java. A very large two headed drum of similar to a Japanese taiko.
Kendang Bali - Bali. Drums in Bali come in a variety of sizes depending on the usage. Conical in appearance, Balinese drums are carved in an hourglass shape inside. Most are played with the hands but some larger varieties are played with a ball headed stick on the larger head. Drums in Bali are always paired, with the lower pitched drum called the Wadon, or female, and the higher pitched drum called the Lanang, or male." - http://www.balibeyond.com/gamelaninstrumentsdoc.html, 18.12.2018
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