50 are needed for Javanese and 45 for Balinese
in three to five sentence,describe how the javanese and balinese musicians play their instruments
A pompetist is a person who plays the pompet, a type of brass instrument similar to a trumpet. The term is derived from the instrument's name and is not commonly used in contemporary music discussions. Pompetists may perform in various musical genres, often contributing to brass ensembles or orchestras. The role requires skill in breath control and technique, similar to that of trumpet players.
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An orchestra is a group of musicians that especially includes string players organized to perform ensemble music. As long as the musical ensemble fits that definition, the term orchestra can be applied to musical ensembles anywhere in the world.
A Bassoon, or if you are in Australia, a Didgeridoo. Curiously, the Didgeridoo (and the Alpen horn) are classed as Brass Instruments, the defining characteristic of which is that the sound is made by the players lips.
During the 1500s and 1600s, the most famous instrument was the lute, a plucked string instrument prominent in Renaissance and early Baroque music. Its versatility and expressive capabilities made it popular among both professional musicians and amateur players. Additionally, the harpsichord gained prominence during this period, particularly in the realm of keyboard music, becoming a staple in ensembles and solo performances. These instruments played a crucial role in shaping the musical landscape of the time.
The addition of valves to the trumpet revolutionized the instrument by significantly expanding its range and versatility. Prior to valves, trumpeters were limited to certain notes based on the instrument's harmonic series. Valves allowed for the quick alteration of tubing length, enabling players to access a wider array of pitches and perform more complex musical passages. This innovation facilitated the trumpet's integration into diverse musical genres and ensembles, enhancing its role in orchestras and bands.
A guitar
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