Latinos react to INDONESIA's INCREDIBLE Regional DANCE - JAVANESE Gamelan for the first time

[@mrguezz5919]

Since you mention this like movie. in fact Many horror movie in indo use gamelan sound for the symbol of black magic or black power. Many story of people who lost in mountain hear a gamelan sound in the middle of forest. This gamelan is from java. Java is spiritual land. You can check the video of “wonderfull indonesia” the tittle is “jiwa jagad jawi” jiwa = soul, jagad = universe , jawi = jawa/java. I will put the link in this comment. Thankyou for this reaction ❤

[@mrguezz5919]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZXPc4h-namCh7csi=naR3aI-yvE5t2zgw wonderfull indonesia 2022 “jiwa jagad jawi”

[@anissyahroni4823]

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[@vugbeshbara1103]

I am from India and i must say indo culture is most impressive after having seen almost all of the world. More heavenly hindu cultural elements.

[@robiahhaidar5222]

Culture in Indonesia includes Java, and the strongest tradition is Bali, which is still influenced by Hindu culture to this day. One of the traditions is that Muslims whose family members die, many of us still follow Hindu traditions, such as after someone dies, their family will commemorate the death for 3 days, then 7 day death, 40 day death, hundredth day death and a year death commemoration. But it includes Islamic elements in it and removes some Hindu elements that are not in accordance with Islamic sharia law

[@vugbeshbara1103]

@@robiahhaidar5222 islamic sharia law? . Is there a single thing good about islam? Its sad to watch indonesian women wearing headscarfs. Looks to us like slaves of a foreign ideological cult. I don't have a single good thing to say about islam... Indos must be equally dumb to not revolt against this invasion

[@SiKedek]

This is Gamelan Sari Raras, the Javanese gamelan ensemble based at UC Berkeley! I used to play with these folks back in the day - and this ensemble has been directed by Pak Midiyanto, a talented musician and wayang shadow puppeteer. I also see mbak Laura McColm, who is the female soloist singer (called a pesindhen or waranggana). Hi Pak Widi and mbak Laura! And the dance is Gambyong, which is usually performed for village celebrations.

[@niniklunde1401]

Yes, this was performed by the University of California's Gamelan Sari Raras together with Lestari Indonesia Dance team (by Indonesian community in the San Francisco Bay Area) whose art director happened to be me. :-) Thank you for exploring Indonesian music and dance.

[@SiKedek]

@@niniklunde1401 Halo Bu Ninik! Ini Ed Luna - salam hangat, ya!

[@wongsaeku]

ya betul ❤

[@wulanmar4249]

I used to perform Javanese dances with my uncle Susilo's UH gamelan group.

[@SiKedek]

@@wulanmar4249 Oh yes, Pak Sus. He was an extraordinary person - we miss him.

[@edysoebekti3159]

representing Indonesian gamelan art, you can search and explore for a few examples of hundreds of types of gamelan art from various tribes including: Jawa/Javanese gamelan or Sunda/Sundanese gamelan or Bali/Balinese gamelan the three traditional musicality from centuries ago you can find all genre music in one performance on there... Now there are several universities in Europe and America studying and teaching gamelan music, sometime also festival too...

[@Nur-aini]

Different province different music instrument dan culture, that's Indonesia.. so unique. You have to check our another cultures. In Europe country such as Netherlands, Spain etc . especially Suriname (mostly they were from Javanese blood) gamelan is one of their curriculum in university. We are here care of our culture since our childhood where we learn traditional songs and dances from kindergarten and we a day in a week we wear traditional costume to school (from elementry school - senior high school). Proud to be Indonesian 🇮🇩❤

[@hermawanbsutikno3698]

Gamelan is just like ancient orchestra from java (use so many traditional instrument and the singer call sinden) and there are 4 region with diferent style (west java,central java,east java & Bali) now days so many foreighner tourist or student learn about gamelan like you see in that video.. originaly gamelan played to support traditional dance or shadow puppet performance.. so just go visit indonesia and see it with your own eyes,.. ty ^_^

[@audiaeriana8097]

If you are so interested of this Gamelan and have a plan visiting Indonesia, please come to Yogyakarta Palace in Yogyakarta Special Region (in Central Java/Java Island) every weekend, or you check online the schedule, there every weekend morning there is dance and gamelan performance. Even I am an Indonesia, I am amazed by it. 😊 And also in Yogyakarta, there is also a traditional performance at Prambanan Temple. Or, you can visit Bali and enjoy the performance of Balinese Gamelan. Because of Bali is tourism island, it is more often, prepared and have certain schedule of this performance.

[@sativa903]

Ada 5 gambelan...( Jawa barat, pesisir utara ,jawa tengah, jawa timur, bali)

[@sutediheriyonoBaladMaUng]

No melayu malay gamelan, they were fake.

[@Francogariskeras]

Javanese Gamelan Is simbol of Majesty then Other Region In Indonesia. The autentic one. This Instrumen have spirit in every sound.

[@M-Hery-K]

Gamelan Java INDONESIA ❤🎉

[@kilanspeaks]

I’m glad you two were able to appreciate it, because usually people who are used to Western music would find the tuning system used by gamelan ensemble to be weird and jarring. Only those with deeper understanding of world music can fully understand and appreciate that we have such a diversity of music styles around the planet. BTW the one at 4:35 is a Malaysian movie about a Javanese princess from Majapahit (based in modern-day province of East Java in Indonesia) and her love story with a Malaysian warrior. The first part is quite authentic though, they used traditional Surakarta (Central Java) music and dance, but then after she showered the love interest with flower petals, the gamelan is intertwined with modern Malay-style music.

[@fyz_farasyz]

The oldest fusion that i know from gamelan is langgam, which is fusion of Javanese classical and keroncong. One of the popular langgam singer is Waldjinah, she popularize one of the Javanese classical song (tembang) into a new style and perspective That song is Lingsir Wengi and it's getting more popular since become a soundtrack of a horror movie with new lyrics and interpretation Btw i like Lingsir Wengi performance by Mercu Buana Choir in this festival kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZK6mqyCrq6YpMUsi=Vca-vhzHNEiASZEK

[@SiWarjo-pz7jb]

Yess....waleska herera..this is gamelan java indonesia...my country...lam from javaindonesia🇮🇩 my home solo city..central java..indonesia...Gamelan is traditional music in java and bali...very famous in the world..for traditional dance in java and bali..ttetima kasih🙏🙏

[@NOISREVIEW]

guys you need to react to Javanese sinden singing. The last video you watched where you were geeking out about the singing is sinden, , it's so cool and atmospheric to listen to and analyze the vocal technique, the melody and its harmony with the gamelan music.

[@gamerndeso2285]

Next "ANGKLUNG" from west java Indonesia, u must be love it...

[@azr0ckw4rsh1p]

Angklung by Sundanese

[@dicilatief86]

Or degung.. sundanese gamelan

[@annisaekar.3897]

Please react to indonesian horror movie, Dancing Village : The Curse Begins

[@Snuswantara728]

I agree, please comment on Angklung Orchestra originated from West Java, a musical instrument made of bamboo and see how they can play the classical "Blue Danube" with this.

[@retnogultomsuhanda3739]

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[@aquillamoslem]

I am Indonesian and I am Javanese, I live in an area full of music and dance arts, since I was little, around the age of 5 I was taught traditional dance, and when I was 9 years old I learned gamelan, yes I became the youngest female gamelan player with friends my age at that time. It was a truly extraordinary experience. Until now, traditional art, especially Javanese art, is very strong in my daily life

[@Mysatire07]

Mreka tny msh exist gk ptarian2 gn dan ksh tau dmn...kyknya mreka pgn bngt k indo tp butuh guidance yg bs bawa k tmpt2 yg msh ad ptunjukan musik daerah

[@tonipulungaji4837]

Not only in Indonesia, Javanese culture also exists in South America, especially in Suriname.

[@vugbeshbara1103]

How so?

[@_Wine]

This is related to history, when slavery occurred, some of the natives were brought to Suriname to work, and after independence occurred, some of them did not return home and settled there. ​@@vugbeshbara1103

[@firstisabella5381]

​@@vugbeshbara1103Dutch kolonialisme.

[@takenononsense]

​@@vugbeshbara1103 Indonesia was colonized by the Dutch for a long time. lots of the resistance, esp the higher ups would get exiled and sent away to Suriname. so a lot of Javanese cultures exists there, even the language. Maybe Suriname was a pretty empty island back then, idk.

[@widikurniawan8244]

Gamelan and dance arts always go hand in hand...they are traditional arts that were born hundreds of years ago when there were still many kingdoms in the Indonesian archipelago, especially on the island of Java.

[@christinesoeratman2796]

Almost all Javanese especially in Solo and yogyakarta Since 7, we learn of javanese alphabet, Javanese dance, Javanese song and Gamelan Trust me it’s not easy at all🙈

[@fitrikusumawati7873]

Saya belajar waktu kecil...hanya ketukan kaki dan tgn saja bisa berbulan2...dan semua gerakan itu ad namanya...

[@Didi_568]

Ini bagian kecil budaya Indonesia, silakan datang ke Indonesia dengan senang hati kita tunjukkan ❤️🇮🇩

[@mayasandioriva]

You guys need to see female Jaipong dance from Indonesia, it's the most wholesome dance for me, and most man will agree with me.

[@AkuikiWongJowo]

There are 1340 tribes in Indonesia with different arts and cultures. This includes regional musical arts which, even though they belong to one tribe, have differences in style and so on. The gamelan you are watching is Javanese cultural art with characters from Central Java. The team of gamelan musicians is called Karawitan, the music players are called Waranggana and Niyaga, the female singers in Karawitan are called sinden, the background of the singing vocals is called senggakan. Musical instruments in Karawitan have their own names and functions. There are many types of song characters in Karawitan which are used in different events and moments. Singing Javanese songs without music is called Ura ura. The characters of Javanese songs include Langgam, sekar, and others. Javanese Gamelan has a slower tempo, Balinese Gamelan has a faster tempo, and Sundanese Gamelan has more Kendang (drum) sounds. Maybe readers from Indonesia (and who understand it better) who read this comment can add. There are many different regional musical arts in Indonesia, maybe next you will react to other musical arts from ethnic groups in Indonesia, such as traditional bamboo music played by elementary school children in Komawe, South Sulawesi. You guys will like it.

[@SudahlahGesss]

The tone sounds so sacred, that's what we feel as Javanese.

[@JustMe-ul5gp]

The singer is called "sinden". For sinden what I recommend is "Soimah", and for sinden that currently famous is "Niken Salindry", she still young like 16-17. U can check it, their voices are very good

[@iyuaja6198]

If you want to see a lot of singer from tribe in indonesia, see bataknese and sulawesi people. Youll be happy to see them

[@salsa3142]

About time you check out some of the stuff from Sundanese as well. We sundanese deserve some love too😤🙈

[@sayyidatuladkha]

#HugSundanese 😬

[@ardwin6899]

Efra tuh suka banget perkusi,, kasih liat rampak kendang

[@Ratniah]

Yes, jaipong dance please like keser bojong or tari sonteng

[@saptophs]

Javanese Gamelan and Javanese Dance are so gentle and deeply felt by all of us. javanese gamelan and Javanese dance are classical arts that were usually performed in the Royal Hall at official royal events in the past. Now, We can still see Javanese gamelan and dance performances today, especially at traditional Javanese weddings and arts performances at government and other arts performances. The soft sound of the gamelan and the soft movements of the dance make the soul and mind of the listener calm and peaceful in the midst of today's stressful, competitive and stressful modern life.❤❤❤🎉

[@diananovita4622]

You have to see the gamelan and dance from west java ( sundanese culture), its more dinamic feeling

[@AldyDailyreview]

You guys should check a new video from Indonesian culture'hari tari sedunia' (world's cultural dance day) presenting variety of Indonesian folk dances from different provinces (not all) but some

[@pincukx]

Coba lihat & dengarkan music sunda...terhipnotis akan keseruan & penghayatannya

[@felixdom9693]

Oh i love u u guys. finally started to watch or learn about Indonesian culture? there people will help u guys. Also Indonesia is rich so rich on so many aspect and this clip that u watch is just one of million incredible culture that exist in this country. we had different thing from different region so many incredible art work to be discovered hope u two will reach more in future learn deep about how amazing and rich Indonesia are

[@kuncoromahardika6489]

Budaya dan tradisi Indonesia beraneka ragam dan begitu juga dengan tarian tarian tiap daerah berbeda beda namun indah memanjakan mata

[@neycant1182]

Terima kasih sudah mereaction tarian dan alat musik tradisional Indonesia. Indonesia adalah negara yang terdiri dari ratusan tari dan musik tradisional. Sukses selalu untuk kalian

[@widikurniawan8244]

Gamelan and dance arts always go hand in hand...they are traditional arts that were born hundreds of years ago when there were still many kingdoms in the Indonesian archipelago, especially on the island of Java.

[@Ojicon]

Greeting from Jogja, the heart of Java. If you wanna know more about gamelan or wanna learn the gamelan...just come to the indonesian embassy in your country,,,they usually have gamelan teacher or gamelan event that you can directly see.

[@boedihartanto8099]

Indonesia has hundreds traditional dance and cultures....in thousands island Almost 300 million people there are....❤

[@revalazuardi3350]

You can check hyang giri by dewa bujana and sinden (folklore) singer soimah. The song is a jazz fussion with our folkloric "pattern"

[@edvidarta]

the word Culture, some says it derives form the words ocult and nature, it always connected with the terms of worshipping the power of nature. Every Indonesian traditional dance, music, and art, are encore to this as it soul. Many of them also mystical and rich of symbolism and mythical background. Thats why its so awesome to enjoy and so hipnotising.

[@Ai.Why-SoloPlayer]

Mostly gamelan is an instrument that really need a long practice (for me, even im in java myself)and also a fact that this gamelan melody mostly refers to any horror and unexpected scene in horror movie

[@Jok-ig3hi]

Indeed, many people from other countries have learned the art of gamelan from Java, Indonesia,,,👍👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

4:31 Film nya sangat kental akan budaya Indonesia. Gamelan, suling, pakaian adat, semuanya indah.

[@IkoIko-b1q]

All Indonesia musik folklor have a meaning, even I am Tottaly Indonesia not all know about that because we have so many many Cultures, u imagine 17k island and almost have own trandisonal and folklor musik 😊😊 this part gamelan have so many meaning in every move dance to, happy to watch ur reaction about my culture❤❤❤

[@hastawiyuwana9999]

I hope you enjoy this song more

[@sayyidatuladkha]

Thank u for learning javanese ♥️

[@candrahakimvanrafii2564]

Lets go to Indonesia guys 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@sukaryokaryo3581]

Tari ini sungguh indah... begitu amzing cita rasa nenek moyang orang Jawa. Silahkan datang di Indonesia. ❤❤❤🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@arthuriski]

You should check another Traditional arts too, called "Randai". Randai comes originally from West Sumatra, it has complex components mixed as an Arts of the show. Which is Theatre, Music, Trad dance, Poetry, Dramas, and traditional orchestration, become single show. Hope you'll see each region has different arts, and instrument. And each of them has unique aspect to recognize

[@YosuaIbrahim]

INDONESIA BESAR KAK,,BUDAYANYA BANYAK.kakak harus nonton budaya chainnes indonesianjuga.pasti seru kak

[@dyazkiprit]

every different moments/occasions have it's own specific dance and song. like the song and dance for marriage celebration is different with the song and dance for harvesting celebration, etc.

[@dh3w]

This kind of dance is often performed at banquets for royal guests in Java, or during traditional Javanese ceremonies. because a long time ago, Indonesia was founded from several kingdoms in the archipelago or Nusantara, and one of the kingdoms that still exists today under Indonesian Republic rule, is the kingdom in Central Java and Yogyakarta.

[@ahmadsyaifurrijal7774]

Next reaction to wonderful Indonesia 2022 “Jiwa jagad jawi”

[@ndhiszyanaa]

I have a set of Javanese gamelan at home. Usually for parents and children studying in the village. But I also usually perform the reok ponorogo and jatilan dances in my yard.

[@chazkyhara]

if you come to Indonesia, ask the local to take you to a wedding, there must be a wedding somewhere on saturday or sunday. you should experience it esp the one with the cultural ceremony. Indonesian lovesss to have HUGE wedding party (any tribes), so Im pretty sure you'll be welcomed.

[@anangdharmawan4326]

This musical instrument is called gamelan, and countries like Russia, England, Canada, America, and many others are already interested in studying and playing the instrument. Thank you for appreciating our culture from Indonesia ❤

[@jchandrahutama6941]

This kind of melody and instrument is full of magical nuance, often dance is performed in the royal palace, and if you see live in the palace you may see mystical things, I once heard someone say that he saw 7 dancers dancing on stage, but the people around him only saw 6 dancers. They believe that the 7th dancer is a spirit who dances with them.

[@jchandrahutama6941]

So next time you see this performance live, don't forget to ask the person next to you how many dancers are on stage, if the answer is different maybe someone saw a special dancer

[@muhammadbrilliant7526]

Please give a reaction to the Jiwa Jagad Jawi video, it's a video about Java which really appreciates its nature. In fact, Javanese people have sensitive and noble souls

[@sarahoei806]

Gamelan is not only just music instrument, but they also have soul. Even there are some rituals for them. When you want to start performance, it's held a ritual as well. Gamelan is sacred music instrument

[@edimur5737]

Pusat gamelan java berada di surakarta,jogjakarta west java ,berkunjung kesini byk orang australia,eropa,america , belajar budaya jawa disini di isi

[@denzoherlinoz7643]

Next React is Sundanesse gamelan& Jaipongan bro&sis,,,🙏👍

[@wulanmar4249]

The first gamelan group is one of many gamelan group in the US. And there are Javanese and Balinese gamelan group. Check out UH gamelan ensemble for Javanese or group called Gamelan Sekar Jaya for Balenese.

[@agusjupriyatno6868]

and NoW..boom!! traditional culture indonesia in the movie "BADARAWUHI" from i MAX and DM production go international..enjoy it!!

[@ernakusumawardaniwardani-gf8et]

Cewek jawa kebanyakan badamya langsing bagus2,,, apalagi kalo pake pengantin baju adat Jawa,,, sumpah kereenn habisss,,, sangat berwibawa,, nampak mewahhh,,, gue demen bangat,,

[@arienatacek4490]

This video show just a little from our culture indonesia, if you come to indonesia you will find many more incredible culture, even from places, food, dance and many more than come to indonesia😊😊😊😊

[@daniseptiyanmuchammad]

Sundanese gamelan (West Java) gives a feeling of calm and healing Balinese gamelan (Bali Island) gives a feeling of enthusiasm, dynamic and moving Javanese gamelan gives a relaxed and spiritual feeling

[@pgbayumaniksmart6729]

Please Come To Indonesia, We Will Make You Mind Blowing

[@bundarainnisa9292]

Better watch and react Hari Tari International ( international dancing' day )... You'll be love it... I'm sure you will.... ❤❤❤

[@sudarijonoxl4690]

You luck wayang kulit in Indonesia or ketoprak or ludruk Fery kull Gending Gending Jawa....❤❤❤👍👍😂💓

[@rifarif9987]

Please react "TARI KREASI NUSANTARA - HARI TARI SEDUNIA" it's great video, It's medley traditional Indonesia dances with beautiful instrument, coreography, visual and audio was 100

[@hanifprabowo1381]

Ketika orang tua lu orang Jawa, pasti kalau mudik dengerin gamelan kayak gini.

[@NTHTVal]

The Lore is literally insane, not even most Indonesian would know all of our lore. There's soo many stories in every other region/city/province! 🤯

[@motoholicer]

Have you ever react " TERSIMPAN DI HATI " Eka Gustiwana feat Prince Husein & Sara Fajira Many traditional instruments in this video more than this one, you need to react this

[@witasari3168]

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[@tunarsoraharjo1986]

Ketika mendengar suara gamelan Jawa, pikiran seketika mengendap, tenang , tenteram, harmonis

[@anastasiamangindaan6324]

You should see Kebyar Terompong Dance (It's a Balinese dance). The dancer also play the gamelan for a part of the dance.

[@bruhnevermind8500]

So Indonesia has a lot of culture, one of it is gamelan play, which used to be entertainment for all nobles in the old era(kingdom era). They play gamelan(gamelan contains a lot of instruments) and each region has their own gamelan style of playing while Sinden(the singer) and dancer are also part of performance. Since its kingdom era, that's why the outfit looks gorgeous and the play kinda odd in a good way

[@irwansigieo2362]

true actually u can fusion it that's why i wanna u guys check hyang giri song by dewa budjana n soimah (sinden : vocalist/singer of gamelan)

[@riri9686]

Itu tarian gambyong parianom...saya bangga sebagai warga negara indonesia khususnya jawa tengah❤❤❤

[@FJCOMPANYPOVCHAT]

This dance is very sacred in Surakarta. To be precise, at the Surakarta Palace, this dance was performed by 9 people and suddenly there were 10 people because the 10th person was a real dancer. This dance was only to welcome Sri Sultan Pakubuono.

[@kalpanapenkar2661]

Hello!! Efra & waleska I really like you reaction because they are honest . You guys have reacted to so many Bollywood songs but now I think it's time for you guys to react on some Indian drama/shows songs . I sure you will like them. Note-on left side there will name of drama/ show . And on the right side will be the songs Here are some suggestions - 1) ye Jadu hai jin ka - kahani hamari 2) RadhaKrishna - tum Prem ho 3) Mahabharat - title song hai katha sangramr ki 4)ye rishta kya kehlata hai- o Kanha, o more saiya, jaaniye. 5)Siya ke ram- sunaina Sita 6)pandya store- yandonki barat 7) ishqbaaz -o jaana 8) ram siya ke luv kush - vaidehi vandini , Mera hridhay tum 9)Dil sambhal jya jara- title song 10) shiv Shakti tap tyag tandav - all songs 11)Dil bole oberoi - sathiya 12) Prem ya paheli chandrakanta - title song 13) Jodha akabar - hai murli dhar hai damodar krishn murari kanha Krishana 14) bepanah - bepanah bepanha pyar hai, zaroorat. Lost of love from India ❤❤️🥰🇮🇳

[@DaniDartaS]

Traditional gamelan songs usually have mystical nuances for they tell folklore.stories from past.myths and legends.

[@rudeboybear7787]

its funny that you mention Gaia, the first piece particularly known as "gambyong pare anom" my favorite piece from javanese gamelan. the dance and the song tells about fertility's ( Man and Land ) and about one of the goddes in javanese lore called Dewi Sri ( The Goddes of Padi) ( Padi is Plant that produce Rice ). its represent in color that use by the dancer green and yellow . so i think the dance and song represent well about the earth and padi so you can say its remind you of gaia. and oh i know its gambyong pare anom because the vocal part 'oeee oeee" is the part that i love from it.

[@civeilized]

The 1st & 3rd performance came from Central Java. The 1st dances from common people but has stylized. The 3rd has more rithmic usually came from coast area, because they influence from their Environment. Then from palace, it has different style , more calm & sacred. The javanese vocal has different technic compare from west vocal. There are many art Institute in Indonesia, their students & lecturers coserve sometime make new style of this art culture.

[@arieftoha299]

Indonesia cinta kalian...❤❤

[@supriantobrewokz8650]

Mantep to.adem to di hati.inilah jawa

[@dulidraj]

You need to look for Suling Sunda. It's like melancholic melody from traditional flute. The next is Rampak Kendang for dynamic percussion perfomance. And Jaipongan, a combination of dynamic dance and dynamic sound of gamelan.

[@gawdgotchya7658]

If you want to hear the folk singer they called "sinden" and usualy they sing for "wayang" which is the traditional puppet show from java

[@nobody57971]

More Indonesia FolkDance or folkmusic Reaction! ❤😍

[@elfrandhariris]

Please check out DEWA BUDJANA ft SOIMAH - HYANG GIRI. You'll amaze on how traditional Javanese sinden collab with Jazz

[@YantonYanton-v4c]

Banyak sekali budaya Indonesia Jawa saja bener2 banyak budaya

[@tantihartanti8384]

Please react tarian kreasi nusantara is amazing too...👍

[@sudarijonoxl4690]

You luck Gending Palaran Jawa ...❤❤❤👍👍

[@titinsumarni8498]

You must watch and heart gamelan from sundanese too cause ITS different sound and melody from Javanese and balinese 😂😂😂 and from west Sumatra too they have gamelan with different vibe and melody ...thats is Indonesia Indonesia

[@katherineevangelia11]

it's already there since stonge age. at that time they use stone called "batu gamelan" to produce many different sound.

[@Si_nengatcha]

The first part is Javanese Gamelan. But the one in 4:50 with Seruling (flute) is more Sundanese Gamelan.

[@suciptocipto2065]

Keren bro... Indonesia kaya budaya.

[@ZIZIch13]

indonesia itu seperti isekai dalam anime memiliki keindahan tapi juga konflik

[@karldonitz8056]

And this is the POV for gamelan. Btw, all players are Americans kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6KynWiJlq-KkNUsi=HAzuC39OahWTuKq6

[@marnomarno543]

Timeline of Indonesian History (part 2) 1019 AD : Airlangga establishes the Kingdom of Kahuripan. 1025 AD : Rajendra Chola, the Chola king from Cholamandala in South India, conquered Pannai and Kadaram from Srivijaya and occupied it for some time. The Cholas continued a series of raids and conquests of parts Srivijayan empire in Sumatra and Malay Peninsula. 1030 AD : Sanghyang Tapak inscription in the Cicatih River bank in Cibadak, Sukabumi, West Java, mentioned about the establishment of sacred forest and Kingdom of Sunda. 1041 AD : Airlangga divided Kahuripan into two kingdoms Janggala and Kadiri and abdicated in favour of his successors. 1104 AD : King Jayawarsa of Kadiri ascends to the throne. 1115 AD : King Kamesvara of Kadiri ascends to the throne. Janggala ceases to exist and united under Kadiri domination, highly possible under royal marriage. During his reign Mpu Dharmaja writes Kakawin Smaradahana, a eulogy for the king and become the inspiration of Panji cycle, the tales that spreads across Southeast Asia. 1130 AD : King Jayabaya of Kadiri ascends to the throne. 1222 AD : Battle of Ganter, Ken Arok defeated Kertajaya, the last king of Kediri, thus established Singhasari kingdom Ken Arok ended the reign of Isyana Dynasty and started his own Rajasa dynasty. 1257 AD : Baab Mashur Malamo established The Kingdom of Ternate in Maluku. 1275 AD : King Kertanegara of Singhasari launched Pamalayu expedition against Melayu Kingdom in Sumatra. 1284 AD : King Kertanegara launched Pabali expedition to Bali, which integrated Bali into the Singhasari territory. 1289 AD : Kertanegara insult the envoy of Kublai Khan that demand Java to pay the tribute to Yuan Dynasty. 1292 AD : Jayakatwang, duke of Kediri, rebelled and killed Kertanegara, ended the Singhasari kingdom. Marco Polo, on his voyage from China to Persia visited Sumatra and reported that on the northern part of Sumatra there were six trading ports including Ferlec, Samudera and Lambri. 1293 AD : Mongol invasion of Java, Kublai Khan of Yuan dynasty China, sent punitive attack against Kertanegara of Singhasari. The Mongol forces were repelled. The coronation of Nararya Sangramawijaya as the monarch of Majapahit kingdom, marked the foundation of Hindu Majapahit kingdom in eastern Java. 1300 AD : Islam is thought to have become established in the Aceh region. 1309 AD : King Jayanegara succeeds Kertarajasa Jayawardhana as ruler of Majapahit. 1318 AD : an Italian Franciscan friar, Mattiussi visited Sumatra, Java, and Banjarmasin in Borneo. In his record he described Majapahit kingdom. 1328 AD : Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi succeeds Jayanegara as ruler of Majapahit. 1334 AD : Hayam Wuruk, son of Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi was born. Mount Kelud in East Java erupted. Gajah Mada declared his Palapa oath. 1347 AD : Adityawarman moved the capital of Dharmasraya and established the kingdom of Malayupura in Pagarruyung, West Sumatra. 1350 AD : Hayam Wuruk, styled Sri Rajasanagara succeeds Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi as ruler of Majapahit; his reign is considered the empire's 'Golden Age'. Under its military commander Gajah Mada, Majapahit stretches over much of modern-day Indonesia. 1355 AD : Kingdom of Negara Dipa was established in South Kalimantan by Empu Jatmika. 1357 AD : In the Battle of Bubat, the Sundanese royal family were massacred by the Majapahit army under the order of Gajah Mada. This event led to the death of Sundanese King Lingga Buana and the princess Dyah Pitaloka Citraresmi that committed suicide. 1365 AD : The Old Javanese text Nagarakertagama is written. 1377 AD : Majapahit sends a punitive expedition against Palembang in Sumatra. Palembang's prince, Parameswara (later Iskandar Syah) flees, eventually finding his way to Malacca and establishing it as a major international port. 1389 AD : Wikramawardhana succeeds Sri Rajasanagara as ruler of Majapahit. 1405 AD : Paregreg war, Majapahit civil war of succession between Wikramawardhana against Wirabhumi. (to 1406) 1405-1407 AD : The first voyage of Zheng He, a massive Ming dynasty naval expedition visited Java, Palembang, Malacca, Aru, Samudera and Lambri. (to 1433) 1478 AD : Reign of Singhawikramawardhana ends. 1500 AD : Islam becomes Indonesia's dominant religion. Around late 15th century Bujangga Manik manuscript was composed, tell the story of Jaya Pakuan Bujangga Manik, a Sundanese Hindu hermit journeys throughout Java and Bali. 1509 AD : The Portuguese king sends Diogo Lopes de Sequeira to find Malacca, the eastern terminus of Asian trade. After initially receiving Sequeira, Sultan Mahmud Syah captures and/or kills several of his men and attempts an assault on the four Portuguese ships, which escape. The Javanese fleet is also destroyed in Malacca. 1511 AD : Afonso de Albuquerque after sailing from Portuguese Goa conquers the Sultanate of Malacca with a force of 1200 and seventeen or eighteen ships. 1512 AD : The first Portuguese exploratory expedition was sent eastward from Malacca to search for the 'Spice Islands' (Maluku) led by Francisco Serrão. Serrao is shipwrecked but struggles on to Hitu (northern Ambon) and wins the favour of the local rulers. 1520 AD : The Portuguese established a trading post in the village of Lamakera on the eastern side of Solor as a transit harbour between Maluku and Malacca. Sultan Ali Mughayat Syah of Aceh begins an expansionist campaign capturing Dayak on the west Sumatran coast, and the pepper and gold producing lands on the east coast. 1520 AD : The establishment of Banjar Sultanate in South Kalimantan with Sultan Suriansyah as the first king. 1521 AD : Ferdinand Magellan's expedition reaches Maluku and after trade with Ternate returns to Europe with a load of cloves. 1522 AD : The Portuguese ally themselves with the rulers of Ternate and begin construction of a fort. Luso Sundanese Treaty signed between Portugal and Sunda Kingdom granted Portuguese permit to build fortress in Sunda Kelapa. 1535 AD : The Portuguese in Ternate depose Sultan Tabariji (or Tabarija) and send him to Portuguese Goa where he converts to Christianity and bequeaths his Portuguese godfather Jordao de Freitas the island of Ambon. 1546 AD : Francis Xavier works among the peoples of Ambon, Ternate and Morotai (Moro) laying the foundations for a permanent mission. (to 1547) 1559 AD : Sultan Khairun of Ternate protesting the Portuguese's Christianisation activities in his lands. Hostilities between Ternate and the Portuguese.

[@panjigemilang6760]

Hallo guys there are 3 kinds of Javanese no.1 Gamelan from Central Java,no.2 Gamelan from Jokyakarta,no.3 Gamelan from East Java. While Gamelan from West Java is called Sundanese Gamelan.Each of them is diference each other either in songs or sounds.

[@asmalawahyuni98]

Terima kasih atas reaksi gamelan, selanjutnya coba reaksi "Angklung" dari Jawa Barat ❤❤

[@andiprastika2972]

it was performed by not indonesians,they come from another country an learned Javanese culture

[@ernimaas9433]

You musy see SAMAN DANCE from ACEH province n Indonesia!it's so amszing!

[@ariskycarolus5984]

There are 3000 Indonesian traditional dances spread throughout Indonesia from Sabang to Merauke around 671 dances recorded by the Ministry of Education and Culture and what is set is around 110 officially maybe?😂

[@afaridpirmansyah7867]

Btw the movie Puteri Gunung Ledang was produce by Malaysian but the story is about the Malaka Sultanate and Javanese Majapahit Empire.

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

The film is very strong in Indonesian culture. Gamelan, flute, traditional clothing, everything is beautiful.

[@tie_fighter1112]

Nowadays, the Javanese Gamelan has been used a lot in a bunch of Indonesian horror movie as a background music of ghosts arrival. Even in real life, folks believe, when you hear this music in an empty place such as forest or mountain, you are half way through entering the ghost world. 👻

[@danielsiahaan8526]

You must see the bedhaya dance... Thats dance is sakral dance from the javanese palace... With the gamelan sound thats so beutiful to hear and see..

[@Ratniah]

Bedhaya has long duration, idk they could do the reaction