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Indonesian Music

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Indonesian Music

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  1. Indonesian Music • the music of the peoples of the islands of the Indonesian archipelago, the world's fifth most populous nation. Despite the vastness of the country and its many regional differences, certain common musical traditions can be found throughout Indonesia. Everywhere some form of ensemble exists that is made up of small tuned gongs and two or three drums. Generally, these gong-and-drum ensembles accompany ritual and religious activities. Throughout the islands, historical and religious epics are sung, and they are often accompanied by a stringed instrument or a flute. Another common element is the belief that music is a means of communicating with unseen powers.

  2. Indonesia

  3. Sayang Si Patokaan Sayangsayang, sipatokaan Matigo-tigogoro-kansayang 2X Sakomangemonantanahjauh, Mangemo mi lelelakosayang Sakomangemonantanahjauh Mangemo mi lelelakosayang My dear ... father land May you stay in peace and well 2X If you go to a land far Away Please be careful If you go to a land far Away Please be careful

  4. Musical Instruments of Indonesia

  5. Balinese Gamelan

  6. Gender

  7. Angklung

  8. Kantilan

  9. Ceng Ceng Ricik

  10. Rebab

  11. Tingklik

  12. Kemong

  13. Trompong

  14. Suling

  15. Pemade

  16. Jegogan

  17. Calung or Jublag

  18. Rebana

  19. Javanese Gamelan

  20. Kendhang

  21. The Goong (large gong) and kempul (smaller gong)

  22. saron

  23. slenthem

  24. bonang

  25. kenong

  26. Other set-up of gamelan

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