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Indonesian music has a rich history and plays an important role in Javanese and Balinese culture and ceremonies. Gamelan is Indonesia's most well-known traditional orchestra, consisting of varied percussion instruments like metallophones, gongs, and membranophones that produce solemn or brilliant sounds depending on the region. Vocal music also features groups like gerong male choruses and pesidhen female soloists.
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- 1. Music of Indonesia GIAN PAUL B. FALCIS DON YNOCENCIO A. DEL ROSARIO NHS MAPEH TEACHER
- 2. Indonesian Music The Indonesians have a very rich form of music and functioning in varied means of their lives. Their music is one of the most ancient in Asia and is divided into two major parts:
- 5. GAMELAN Indonesians most well-known and popular form of music. It is their traditional orchestra. The word Gamelan came from the words in
- 6. Indonesian Music Javanese Balinese- gamel (hammer) gambeli ( to play musically)
- 7. Indonesian Music The Javanese and the Balinese both have their own musical characteristics and functions. In Java, Music is used for court ceremonies
- 8. Indonesian Music It is more on percussion instruments that produces solemn characteristics.
- 9. Indonesian Music In Bali, Percussion instruments are more on metallophones and gongs with some auxiliary instruments like cymbals producing brilliant sounds. Sacred music is used
- 10. Indonesian Music This traditional orchestra consists of pitched percussion instruments of metallaphones, membranophones, gongs, and spike fiddles.
- 12. Gambang
- 13. Bonang
- 14. Kempul
- 15. Tuning Scales Slendro five tone scale Pelog seven tone scale
- 16. Vocal Music Gerong is a group of male chorus.
- 18. Vocal Music Pesidhen is a female soloist.
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