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How javanese and balinese musicians play their instruments?
they often play their music's instrumentsin a special ceremony or to celebrate their special moments
What are the two main types of gamelan music?
they are javanese and balinese
Are the Javanese's and Balinese instruments are made of wood or metal?
Both
Are the javanese and balinese instruments made of wood or metal?
Both
In 3-5 sentences describe how the Javanese and Balinese musicians play their instruments?
Jawa ka
Are javanese and balinese instrument made of metal or wood?
Both
What are the types of gamelan music?
Balinese, Javanese
How javanese and balinese musicians play their instruments?
they often play their music's instrumentsin a special ceremony or to celebrate their special moments
How do Javanese and Balinese musicians play their instruments?
they often play their music's instrumentsin a special ceremony or to celebrate their special moments
Are their instruments are wood or metal of Javanese and Balinese?
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What are the two main types of gamelan music?
they are javanese and balinese
Are the Javanese's and Balinese instruments are made of wood or metal?
Both
Are the javanese and balinese instruments made of wood or metal?
Both
What is Balinese art?
''Balinese art is art of Hindu-Javanese origin =] sorry it ain't detailed but there you goTake carex''
How many instruments are needed to form each ensemble?
in three to five sentence,describe how the javanese and balinese musicians play their instruments
In 3-5 sentences describe how the Javanese and Balinese musicians play their instruments?
Jawa ka
How javanese and balinese musician play their music?
Javanese and Balinese musicians play their music using traditional instruments, often in ensembles known as "gamelan." Javanese music tends to be more refined and subtle, focusing on intricate melodies and soft dynamics, while Balinese music is characterized by its fast tempo, vibrant rhythms, and complex interlocking patterns. Both cultures emphasize the communal aspect of music, with performances often accompanying rituals, ceremonies, and dance. Musicians typically learn through oral tradition, passing down techniques and repertoire from generation to generation.
