Musical Instuments from Kalimantan Barat

1. Musical Instuments from Kalimantan Barat By: StefannyNathaliana 7.1

2. Musical Instrumentss from Kalimantan What is it? Where does it comes from? What does it look like? How do we play it? What does it made from?

3. SampekSource: http://kutaihulu.blogspot.com/2010/10/sampek-alat-musik-khas-dayak.html • Sampek comes from Kalimatan/Dayak. Sampek is a member of the string family. It played by pickling the strings. It made from woods. The sond is high and it only have few strings.

4. EntebongSource: http://infofromwe.blogspot.com/2013/04/alat-musik-kalimantan.html • Entebong comes from Kalimantan. It’s a part of percussion family. It’s look like gendang. It’s made from wooden/bamboo. We usually use it for the beat in a song. The sound is low.

5. KangkuangSource: http://infofromwe.blogspot.com/2013/04/alat-musik-kalimantan.html • Kangkuang come from Kalimantan. It’s made from wood and carved it. We play that by hitting it. It’s a part of the percussion family. The sound is very loud and ussually we use it for beats. The sound is low.

6. KatambungSource: http://infofromwe.blogspot.com/2013/04/alat-musikkalimantan.html • Katambung is msotly like Entebong but it’s much more longer and if Entebung we hit it by the right hand. We hit katambung with both hands. It’s a par of the percussion family. It’s made from the ironwoods and covered with the pufferfish. The height is about 75cm.

7. KintungSource: http://infofromwe.blogspot.com/2013/04/alat-musik-kalimantan.html • Kintung is an instrument from Kalimantan. It look almost exactly like Angklung. It’s made from bamboo. It’s a part of percussion family. We play it by shaking it. The sound is almost the sme as angklung.

8. Thank you for watching my presentation about musicl instruments from Kalimantan. • Hope you all enjoy and understand about it.

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10. Thank you so much!