No. The lute is a plucked stringed instrument invented at the end of the mediaeval period in Europe. Gamelan is a type of ethnic music from Indonesia which uses gongs of various sizes, and sometimes features singing and/or flutes, xylophones, drums and bowed stringed instruments. The lute is never used in gamelan.
it is virtually impossible to buy any well made ie not toy gamelan instruments outside of Indonesia. Not Gonna Happen. Unless you go to Indonesia, forget it!
what is the Instrument suling's history
Indonesia, notably on Java and Bali where it is used in the Gamelan orchestra.
Usually the blades are made of steel or Bronze. Some of the instruments that a Gamelan is composed are made of wood and bamboo. The Gamelan is not a single instrument, but a group of instruments that are played collectively.
there are lots of instruments like: the JEGOG the GANGSA the KHETUK the GONG the KENDANG
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The gamelan is a large instrument that is similar to a xylophone. It is traditional instrument found in Bali or Java.
what is the Instrument suling's history
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An Angklung, a Kolitang, and a gamelan.
The Gamelan, which is a collection of percussion and stringed instruments played as one large instrument, is native to the country of Indonesia.
The Gamelan, which is a collection of percussion and stringed instruments played as one large instrument, is native to the country of Indonesia.
you play by using percussion damping stopping the instrument from going on and on and on.
Indonesia, notably on Java and Bali where it is used in the Gamelan orchestra.
Usually the blades are made of steel or Bronze. Some of the instruments that a Gamelan is composed are made of wood and bamboo. The Gamelan is not a single instrument, but a group of instruments that are played collectively.
every one in the gamelan orchastra plays at least one instrument hope this helps
there are lots of instruments like: the JEGOG the GANGSA the KHETUK the GONG the KENDANG
The gabbang is a traditional wooden xylophone instrument from the Philippines, typically made of bamboo or hardwood. It is used in traditional music and cultural performances in regions like Mindanao. The origin of the gabbang can be traced back to indigenous communities in the southern Philippines.