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Algolian ceremonial music

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Algolian ceremonial music was a type of music originating from Algolian culture.

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It is performed on an instrument consisting of a series of hanging chimes which are struck with small hammers. (TNG episode: "Ménage à Troi")

While being treated in sickbay aboard the Federation starship USS Enterprise in the year 2381, Arandis compared the sounds of the medical technology surrounding her to Algolian ceremonial music. (TNG novel: Losing the Peace)

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