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When did Ageng die?
Ageng died in 1695.
When was Ageng born?
Ageng was born in 1631.
What country is gong ageng from?
gong is originally from China. but Gong Ageng itself is from Indonesia. Gong Ageng is a Javanese phrase which means "big gong". Gong Ageng is a part of Gamelan ensemble and the most important gong in Gamelan.
What has the author Ki Ageng Jayakarta written?
Ki Ageng Jayakarta has written: 'Duet wong ndeso memimpin Jakarta'
What has the author Mustofa W Hasyim written?
Mustofa W. Hasyim has written: 'Ki Ageng miskin'
What has the author Soewignja written?
Soewignja. has written: 'Kyai Ageng Pandhanarang' -- subject(s): Biography, History, Kings and rulers
What has the author S Sastroatmojo written?
S. Sastroatmojo has written: 'Nyai Ageng Serang' -- subject(s): Biography, Juvenile literature, Revolutionaries
What has the author Uka Tjandrasasmita written?
Uka Tjandrasasmita has written: 'Islamic antiquities of Sendang Duwur' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Art, Art, Islamic, Islamic Art 'Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa' -- subject(s): Biography, Sultans 'Banten abad XV-XXI' -- subject(s): History, Civilization 'Pencegahan terhadap pencemaran peninggalan sejarah dan kepurbakalaan sebagai warisan budaya nasional' 'Kajian naskah-naskah klasik dan penerapannya bagi kajian sejarah Islam di Indonesia' 'Pertumbuhan dan perkembangan kota-kota Muslim di Indonesia dari abad XIII sampai XVIII Masehi' -- subject(s): History, Cities and towns, Islam 'Usaha-usaha perlindungan dan pembinaan peninggalan sejarah dan purbakala dalam pembangunan nasional' 'Penelitian arkeologi Islam di Indonesia dari masa ke masa' -- subject(s): Historic sites, Antiquities, Islamic antiquities
Why gong ageng considered instrument in gamelan?
because it used to be a taiwanese courting symbol. generations used it as a ritual instrument for a man to court a woman into bed. This was looked down upon, however, because it would lead to gang rape.
What are the different kinds of gamelan instruments?
There are two major varieties of Gamelan, Javanese and Balinese, and both use very similar orchestrations. The gender is the most widely known instrument. It is a 14-keyed metallophone that elaborates on the main melody. The saron is a smaller metallophone. It comes in three sizes and provides the main tune and rhythm. The gambang is a wooden xylophone that shares the role of the gender. The gongs provide the bass part and cue the other players to change the tune or beat. It is said that the soul of the gamelan lives within the largest gong. The bonang is a series of kettle-shaped gongs on a frame. These provide an accompaniment throughout performances. Over time other instruments have found their way into the gamelan orchestra. The suling (bamboo flute) and rebab (bowed instrument) are now part of many gamelans.
