🇮🇩 TERSIMPAN DI HATI - Eka Gustiwana (ft. Prince Husein & Sara Fajira) |Pall Family Reaction !!! 🇮🇩
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- 🇮🇩 TERSIMPAN DI HATI - Eka Gustiwana (ft. Prince Husein & Sara Fajira) | Official Music Video 🇮🇩
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He mix two music culture from Java Island ( Sundanese and Javanese) with modern arangement. You can see a traditional instrument from that culture like Bamboo Flute, Angklung (also made it from bamboo) Gamelan etc.
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Music of indonesia
Indonesia is home to hundreds of forms of music, and music plays an important role in Indonesia’s art and culture. ‘Gamelan’ is the traditional music from central and east Java and Bali.
Gamelan, the term for a traditional musical ensemble in Indonesia, typically refers to a percussion orchestra composed predominantly of tuned gongs of various types and metal-keyed instruments. The ensemble is conducted by a drummer, and often includes voice, bamboo flute, xylophone, and stringed instruments. The most well-known gamelan ensembles are those from the islands of Java and Bali.
Indonesians like to sing. Political candidates are often required to sing at least one song during campaign rallies. Soldiers often finish their barrack dinners with a song. Buskers perform at some traffic intersections. High ranking generals and politicians and even the president have released CDs of their favorite songs, with a few original songs.
The Gamelan is the national instrument of Indonesia. A miniature orchestra, it is an ensemble of 50 to 80 instruments, including tuned percussion comprised of bells, gongs, drums and metallophones (xylophone-like instruments with bars made from metal instead of wood). The wood frames for the instrument are usually painted red and gold. The instruments fill up an entire room and are usually played by 12 to 25 people.
Gamelans are unique to Java, Bali and Lombok. They are associated with court music and often accompany Indonesia's favorite traditional form of entertainment: shadow puppet plays. They are also played at special ceremonies, weddings and other major events.
Highly stylized in movement and costume, dances and the “wayang” drama are accompanied by a full “gamelan” orchestra comprising xylophones, drums, gongs, and in some cases string instruments and flutes. Bamboo xylophones are used in North Sulawesi and the bamboo “angklung” instruments of West Java are well- known for their unique tinkling notes which can be adapted to any melody.
According to legend gamelans were created in the 3rd century by the God-King Sang Hyand Guru. More likely they were created through a the process of combining local instruments- such as bronze “keetle drums” and bamboo flutes- with ones introduced from China and India. A number of musical instruments-hourglass-shaped drums, lutes, harps, flutes, reed pipes, cymbals- are depicted in reliefs at Borubudur and Pramabanan. When Sir Francis Drake visited Java in 1580 he described the music he heard there "as very strange, pleasant and delightful." Most likely what he heard was gamelan music.”
Ingo Stoevesandt wrote in his blog on Southeast Asian music: “Karawitan” is the term for every kind of Gamelan music in Java. The history of Gamelan ensembles in Java is very old, starting as soon as from the Dongson bronze era in the second century BC. The term “Gamelan” can be understood as a collecting term for different kinds of metallophone ensembles (old Javanese “gamel” means something like “to handle”). Under the Dutch gamelan music was not abandoned but supported too. Following the contract of Gianti (1755) each division of the old Mataram state got its own Gamelan sekati ensemble.
Gamelan music reached its zenith in the 19th century in the courts of the sultans of Yogyakarta and Solo. Yogyakarta court players were known for their bold, vigorous style while gamelan players from Solo played a more understated, refined style. Since independence in 1949, the power of the sultanates was reduced and many gamelan musicians learned how to play in state academies. Even so the finest gamelan are still associated with royalty. The largest and most famous gamelan, the Gamelan Sekaten, was built in the 16th century as is played only once a year.
The popularity of gamelan music is declining somewhat today as young people become more interested in pop music and recorded music replaces live music at weddings. Even so gamelan music remains very much alive, especially in Yogyakarta and Solo, where most neighborhoods have a local hall where gamelan music is played. Festivals and gamelan competitions still draw large, enthusiastic crowds. Many radio stations have their own gamelan ensembles. Musicians are also in high demand to accompany drama, puppet and dance shows.
Indonesian music can be found in Javanese and Balinese gong-chime orchestras (gamelan) and shadow plays (wayang), Sundanese bamboo orchestras (angklung), Muslim orchestral music at family events or Muslim holiday celebrations, trance dances (reog) from East Java, the dramatic barong dance or the monkey dances for tourists on Bali, Batak puppet dances, horse puppet dances of south Sumatra, Rotinese singers with lontar leaf mandolins, and the dances for ritual and life-cycle events performed by Indonesia's many outer island ethnic groups. All such arts use indigenously produced costumes and musical instruments, of which the Balinese barong costumes and the metalworking of the gamelan orchestra are the most complex.
Contemporary (and partly Western-influenced) theater, dance, and music are most lively in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, but less common elsewhere. Jakarta's Taman Ismail Marzuki, a national center for the arts, has four theaters, a dance studio, an exhibition hall, small studios, and residences for administrators. Contemporary theater (and sometimes traditional theater as well) has a history of political activism, carrying messages about political figures and events that might not circulate in public.
Siteran groups are small street ensembles that play the same musical pieces played by gamelans. They usually include a zither, singers, drum and a large end-blown bamboo tube that is used like a gong. Tandak Gerok is a style of performance practiced in eastern Lombok that combines music, dance and theater. Musicians play flutes and bowed lutes and vocalists imitate the sounds of the instruments.
Mournful Sundanese "kecapi" music has origins which can be traced back to the early civilizations that lived in this part of Java. The music is named after a lute-like instrument called the kecap, which has a very unusual sound. The Sundanese are regarded as expert instrument makers who get a good sound out of almost anything. Other traditional Sundanese instruments include the suling, a soft-tines bamboo flute, and the angklung, a cross between a xylophone and made from bamboo.
Indonesia is also the home of ning-nong bamboo orchestras and rapid fire choruses known as monkey chants. Degung is a calm, atmospheric style of music that with songs about love and nature set to gamelan instruments and bamboo flute. It is often used as background music.
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