Music Flashcards

1
Q

ensemble composed of several Indonesian indigenous instrument. Gamelan comes from javenese word gamel “to strike”.

A

Gamelan

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2
Q

world’s largest Buddhist temple.

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Borobudur (java indonesia)

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3
Q

Indonesian shadow puppet theater.

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Wayang kulit

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4
Q

one of the fundamental units of the ensemble. Used to mark the beginning and the end of a certain piece.

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The vertical hanging gongs

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5
Q

largest among the hanging gongs

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Gong ageng

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6
Q

medium size hanging gong

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Gong siyem (gong suwukan)

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7
Q

small hanging gongs with set of pitch depending on the scale used.

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Kempul

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8
Q

these gongs subdivide the melody into several musical phrases

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The kettle gong

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9
Q

small, deep tuned gong used as a punctuating instrument and has a considerably higher pitch

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Kenong

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10
Q

single kettle gong “thuk” sound

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Kethuk

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11
Q

two kettle gongs “pyang” sound

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Kempyang

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12
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composed about a dozen kettle gongs. One of the primary instruments of gamelan.

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Bonang barung

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13
Q

higher octave set of bonang barung. Plays a fast melodic pattern.

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Bonang panerus

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14
Q

help in playing the melodic parts of the gamelan. These consist of a series of metal bars that make tones when struck

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The metallophones

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15
Q

biggest and the lowest sounding member of the saron family instruments

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Saron demung

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16
Q

encased in a wooden frame and it has six or seven wide and thin metal keys

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Gender slenthum

17
Q

it has 12-14 narrow and thin metal keys

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Gender barung

18
Q

xylophone with 17-23 keys resting on a wooden resonator.

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Gambang kayu

19
Q

the class of stringed instruments in the gamelan.

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Zither

20
Q

it is supported by four legs with 20-26 metal strings

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Celempung

21
Q

small zither, also angled and resting on the floor. It has 10-26 metal strings

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Siter

22
Q

classified as a spike fiddle with two strings. It is played vertically.

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Rebab

23
Q

musical structure or cycle used in the gamelan

A

Gendhing

24
Q

end blown bamboo flute

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Suling

25
Q

usually set the timing or pace of the melody

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Percussion instrument

26
Q

largest hand played drum with two heads placed on opposite ends of a barrel shaped shell

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Kendhang gendhing

27
Q

middle sized barrel shaped drum.

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Kendhang ciblon

28
Q

where the most complex drum patterns in the ensemble are played.

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Ciblon

29
Q

smallest barrel shaped drum

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Kendheng ketipung

30
Q

large stick beaten barrel drum with heads placed on the cylindrical body suspended in a wooden frame. Play to welcome guest

A

Bedhug

31
Q

is said to be more refined, mellow, soft, and connected

A

Javanese gamelan

32
Q

is very rhythmic and vigorous in style. Produces a “shimmering effect”

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Balinese gamelan