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    This essay will explore the history of Javanese music‚ and highlight the underlying principles used to notate Javanese Gamelan. A key function of gamelan in Indonesia is to demonstrate cultural diversity among its people. Indonesia contains thousands of inhabited islands with hundreds of different ethnic groups speaking a wide variety of Indonesian influenced languages. Gamelan is an indigenous music form has been closely ingrained in Indonesian culture since before the countries earliest records

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    Gamelan The word ‘gamelan’ is actually the Javanese word for the bronze instruments. The music probably came over from Java around the fourteenth century‚ but the Balinese adapted it to suit their own personality‚ and now the sounds of the Javanese and Balinese gamelan are distinctive. Javanese gamelan music is more restrained. This modern Balinese style‚ known as gong kebyar‚ has been around since the early 1900s‚ coming out at a time of great political problems on the island‚ when the role of

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    Javanese Gamelan music

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    The English translation of the Indonesian expression “gamelan” is mallet‚ and refers to a collection of instruments played in traditional Javanese Gamelan music. (Jordan‚ 2002 [O]) The genre of pieces being played determines the ensemble number‚ but a regular Gamelan orchestra can sound up to 40 instruments‚ as each part is usually doubled thus creating a thick wall of sound. Traditional Javanese Gamelan music to a western ear‚ which is conditioned in the harmonics of major and minor scales‚ may

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    The Gamelan Ensemble and its Music The gamelan ensemble and its music are commonly found in the Indonesian countries of Java‚ Bali‚ and many others. The word gamelan describes the set of instruments which are classified by their paintings and decorations on the instruments. The gamelan ensemble usually consists of several metal bar instruments‚ as well as gongs. The metal bar instruments could be compared to what we might call a vibraphone. Besides gongs‚ the gamelan ensemble may have one or more

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    Gamelan Gong Kebyar

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    Gamelan Gong Kebyar Gamelan is thought to come form a Javenese word gamel‚ which means ‘ to handle’ (Sumarasam 1995 :319-320). It also refers to a type of hammer particularly appropriate for metal percussion instrument that dominate gamelan ensemble because of the way the instruments are made and played. The instruments originated probably from northern Vietnam‚ where visitors brought bronze object and technology in about 300 B.C and possibly rice cultivation technology as well. (Hood 1980: 122)

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    Central Javanese gamelan study has been available in some schools. In some schools do not have Central Javanese gamelan study. In my opinion‚ it is very unfortunate‚ because students need to conserve our own traditional music‚ especially Central Javanese gamelan. So‚ one of ways to conserve the Central Javanese gamelan‚ is understand the theory‚ the history about it. Not only understand the theory and the history‚ but also understand how to play the Central Javanese gamelan (the implementation)

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    Year 7 Music Gamelan Music Deadline: 29/04/2013 Name: Form: Target grade: PLTS overview Brief Learning Objective: To understand the key features of Gamelan music. Learning Outcome: To create an information booklet/ presentation based on your research into Gamelan music. Your task is to create an information document based on Gamelan music. Your music lessons will help to give you ideas for this project. This is an individual project and your final piece of work will be in

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    anoreksia nervosa A gamelan is a traditional musical ensemble from Indonesia‚ typically from the islands of Java and Bali‚ featuring a variety of instruments such asmetallophones‚ xylophones‚ kendang (drums) and gongs; bamboo flutes‚ bowed and plucked strings. Vocalists may also be included. For most Indonesians‚ gamelan music is an integral part of Indonesian culture.[1] The term refers more to the set of instruments than to the players of those instruments. A gamelan is a set of instruments

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    PE Commonly referred to as PE‚ it is a part of the General Education Program that focuses on the total growth and development of the students primarily through movement experiences. Physical Education provides students opportunities to participate in sports‚ games‚ and group activities designed to develop and maintain wellness. Physical Fitness is a combination of medical fitness (body soundness) and dynamic fitness (capacity for action). A physically fit person is free from disease and can move

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    Gareth Farr 1. Brief Biography of His Life: a. Gareth Farr was born on the 29th of February 1968 in Wellington. As a child he was extremely responsive to pitched noises (indicating his musicality). He used to spend hours at a time sitting in front of the washing machine listening to the noises it made. The “agitator” in particular fascinated him because of the whirring noise it produced with a variance in pitch. From a very young age he used to walk over to people’s houses and say “can

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