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    The Balinese gamelan orchestra consists of several types of instruments that play interlocking rhythmic patterns and melodies. The main instruments include metallophones like the ugal and jublag that play the lowest and melodic notes, the kantil that plays the melody in a small size, and the pemade and reyong that handle the primary melody or accompanying patterns. Other instruments include gongs, drums like the kendhang, small gongs like the kempli and ceng-ceng, and ornamental gongs called the trompong. Balinese gamelan uses a fast, rhythmic tempo compared to the slower Javanese style.

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    The Balinese gamelan orchestra consists of several types of instruments that play interlocking rhythmic patterns and melodies. The main instruments include metallophones like the ugal and jublag that play the lowest and melodic notes, the kantil that plays the melody in a small size, and the pemade and reyong that handle the primary melody or accompanying patterns. Other instruments include gongs, drums like the kendhang, small gongs like the kempli and ceng-ceng, and ornamental gongs called the trompong. Balinese gamelan uses a fast, rhythmic tempo compared to the slower Javanese style.

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    Music8 Week2 Day2

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    The Balinese gamelan orchestra consists of several types of instruments that play interlocking rhythmic patterns and melodies. The main instruments include metallophones like the ugal and jublag that play the lowest and melodic notes, the kantil that plays the melody in a small size, and the pemade and reyong that handle the primary melody or accompanying patterns. Other instruments include gongs, drums like the kendhang, small gongs like the kempli and ceng-ceng, and ornamental gongs called the trompong. Balinese gamelan uses a fast, rhythmic tempo compared to the slower Javanese style.

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    BALINESE GAMELAN

    UGAL
    This is a bronze metallophone
    that are suspended over tuned
    bamboo resonators.
    JEGOGAN
    It plays the lowest notes in the
    ensemble
    JUBLAG
    This is a gangsa metallophone
    that also plays the melody.
    KANTIL
    Smallest in the gangsa. Plays the
    melody or an interlocking pattern.

    PEMADE
    This instrument plays the main
    melody of the piece
    REYONG
    They share the same notes as the
    pemade but plays the
    interlocking pattern instead.
    GONGS
    This consists of two large hanging
    gongs.

    KENDHANG
    These are two drum pairs

    KEMPLI
    This is small horizontal gong that
    keeps time.
    CENG - CENG
    These consist of four to five
    horizontally mounted
    cymbals.

    TROMPONG
    These are ten small gongs
    that play an ornamentation
    of the melody
    Musical Analysis

     Both ensembles used two tuning system; Pelog (seven


    tones) and Slendro (five tones).
     Javanese gamelan makes use of slower and grander
    tempos.
     Balinese gamelan makes use of fast and very rhythmic
    tempo.
    ASSIGNMEN
     Search on the internet the original lyrics
    andTthe English version of the lyrics.

     Memorize the original lyrics and


    be ready to perform it.
     By performing put some original
    choreo or dance steps.

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