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Q: What are the names of the two scales used in gamelan music?
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How did people in Java learn how to play gamelan music?

The people of Java learn gamelan music as an oral tradition. The first gamelan was played as a way to send messages to the gods. After the introduction of Catholisism to Java, Gamelan music was used in services to some extent.


What is the function of vocal music in gamelan music?

Yuuujjuiuuuuuuuuiiiiii. Jjiihyui9


How gamelan musicians play their instruments?

Gamelan instruments are usually played with a hammer or stick. It is a general term referring to instruments such as gongs, drums and xylophones. The word "gamelan" actually means "to hammer", but some gamelan instruments are also plucked (stringed instruments) or blown (bamboo pipes).


What notes are used in the scales?

If you mean music scales, you need to be more specific, there are all sorts of scales - A m(inor), E flat (major),D (major)...


What country is gamelan music in?

The Answer to that question being that my wife is originally from there and I've seen them countless times is.... Indonesia. There are many different varieties of Gamelan orchestra's based on which island of Indonesia you are on. These different styles change based on the local Culture. For Example, there are Balinese Gamelan Orchestra's (from the island of Bali) which may be tuned to a different Tambre than a Javanese Gamelan Orchestra (obviously coming from the Island of Java). The Music also changes with the local Culture as far as rhythmic diversity. Best way to understand this music is to continuously listen to it and not be confused by the avant-guarde tuning system used by the Indonesians. It's based on a tonal system uncomparable to western 440 Tuning. Very beautiful music though.

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What are the 2 scales used in gamelan music?

The two scales are pelog and slendro.


What were shadow puppets used for?

It is used with gamelan music


How did people in Java learn how to play gamelan music?

The people of Java learn gamelan music as an oral tradition. The first gamelan was played as a way to send messages to the gods. After the introduction of Catholisism to Java, Gamelan music was used in services to some extent.


What is gamelan music used for?

blah blah blah


A balinese music ensemble is called a?

A Balinese music ensemble is called a gamelan, which refers to the instruments used.


What is the function of vocal music in gamelan music?

Yuuujjuiuuuuuuuuiiiiii. Jjiihyui9


What occasions is gamelan music used for in java and Bali?

wedding ceremony, wayang show, and traditional ceremony


What are the names of the two scales used to measure?

If you are talking about temperature, the most common are Fahrenheit and Celsius, but there are other scales as well.


What notes are used in the scales?

If you mean music scales, you need to be more specific, there are all sorts of scales - A m(inor), E flat (major),D (major)...


How gamelan musicians play their instruments?

Gamelan instruments are usually played with a hammer or stick. It is a general term referring to instruments such as gongs, drums and xylophones. The word "gamelan" actually means "to hammer", but some gamelan instruments are also plucked (stringed instruments) or blown (bamboo pipes).


How is Gamelan used in an Indonesian society?

Gamelan is heard at celebrations and theatre performances. It is used to accompany shadow puppet plays, poetry and drama.


What country is gamelan music in?

The Answer to that question being that my wife is originally from there and I've seen them countless times is.... Indonesia. There are many different varieties of Gamelan orchestra's based on which island of Indonesia you are on. These different styles change based on the local Culture. For Example, there are Balinese Gamelan Orchestra's (from the island of Bali) which may be tuned to a different Tambre than a Javanese Gamelan Orchestra (obviously coming from the Island of Java). The Music also changes with the local Culture as far as rhythmic diversity. Best way to understand this music is to continuously listen to it and not be confused by the avant-guarde tuning system used by the Indonesians. It's based on a tonal system uncomparable to western 440 Tuning. Very beautiful music though.