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Which instrument in the Javanese gamelan is used to express sadness?
Which instrument in the Javanese gamelan is used to express sadness?
- Suling (correct)
- Bonang
- Kendhang
- Celempung
What is the name of the Javanese idiophone made of 10 gongs?
What is the name of the Javanese idiophone made of 10 gongs?
- Kendhang
- Celempung
- Gender
- Bonang (correct)
Which instrument in the Javanese gamelan plays the melody?
Which instrument in the Javanese gamelan plays the melody?
- Slenthem (correct)
- Suling
- Celempung
- Kendhang
Which type of gamelan has a faster tempo and is played repeatedly?
Which type of gamelan has a faster tempo and is played repeatedly?
What are the two sets of a gamelan instrument?
What are the two sets of a gamelan instrument?
Flashcards
Javanese gamelan sad instrument
Javanese gamelan sad instrument
Suling is the instrument used to express sadness in Javanese gamelan.
Javanese 10 gong instrument
Javanese 10 gong instrument
Bonang is a Javanese idiophone made of 10 gongs.
Javanese melody instrument
Javanese melody instrument
Slenthem plays the melody in Javanese gamelan.
Fast-tempo gamelan
Fast-tempo gamelan
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Gamelan instrument sets
Gamelan instrument sets
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Study Notes
Javanese Gamelan Instruments
- The Bonang is used to express sadness in the Javanese gamelan.
- The Kethuk is a Javanese idiophone made of 10 gongs.
Melody in Javanese Gamelan
- The Sarons play the melody in the Javanese gamelan.
Types of Gamelan
- The Lancaran type of gamelan has a faster tempo and is played repeatedly.
Gamelan Instrument Sets
- A gamelan instrument typically consists of two sets: the Slendro and the Pelog.
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Test your knowledge on Gamelan music, the traditional ensemble from Java and Bali. Learn about the different instruments, such as Slendro and Pelog, and discover the distinction between metallic and non-metallic Gamelan instruments. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about this fascinating musical tradition!
