Latinos react to INDONESIA's MIND BLOWING Regional Music - Gamelan for the first time

[@hanifprabowo1381]

You already listen 0,00000000001% of traditional music from Indonesia. 🎉 But Gamelan is more popular than others.

[@doddysxg]

😂👍

[@atharvpatil0]

The comma says that is 1%

[@HEARTofSTEEL5]

Udah.. jangan lebay ...

[@runforlife2323]

​@@HEARTofSTEEL5gak lebay emang bener...

[@nazilhaqqi]

​@@HEARTofSTEEL5true bro

[@anezsiregar9584]

That's Indonesian Gamelan, in this case is the Balinese Gamelan. There are 2 others which are Javanese and Sundanese. The Balinese sounds like "rock music", kinda fast. While the Javanese is classic, and Sundanese is more like "modern pop". The pentatonic scale on this kind of music is kinda interesting which make other musicians from another country/genre use it as sample.

[@lumi_project]

Pagodes by Claude Debussy was inspired by Javanese Gamelan bayangin aja jir, komposer dari jaman dulu buat musik orchestra yang terinspirasi gamelan

[@M-Hery-K]

Gamelannya Okey musik tradisional Bali INDONESIA ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@dexcronicle9813]

Actually there are many genres of Balinese gamelan music, for religious rituals alone it is divided into five types, for performances and greetings are also different, and not to mention that in some areas there are special gamelan that do not exist in other areas, in general it is more energetic and enthusiastic. , try hearing "selonding", "lelambatan" gongs are more developed in Bali than in other areas of Indonesia... maybe because Islam forbade many things in the past

[@Arnufianz]

@@dexcronicle9813 The claim that Islam forbade many aspects of gamelan in Nusantara oversimplifies a complex cultural history. While the arrival of Islam in Nusantara influenced art forms, it did not entirely suppress them. Instead, traditional music, including gamelan, adapted to Islamic values over time, with adjustments in themes, lyrics, and contexts to align with religious sensibilities. For instance, certain forms of gamelan were integrated into Islamic rituals and traditions, like the Javanese "Sekaten" gamelan, which celebrates the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday. Rather than outright prohibition, Islamic influence often fostered a syncretic evolution of the arts. The argument that Balinese gamelan is more developed due to the absence of Islamic influence overlooks other factors, such as regional priorities, societal structures, and cultural preservation efforts. Such generalizations risk misrepresenting the dynamic interplay between religion and culture in Indonesia.

[@liamsit]

"It shouldn't work, but it is working together!" -- you are describing the nation of Indonesia ... 😜😄

[@sosoanngeyoutube]

Guilty as charged 🤣🤣🤣

[@aw-jp8ej]

Indonesian people are sooooo flexible They enjoyed life Often avoid conflict Very kind & friendly towards foreigner 😂😂 Artistic ....

[@HyperactiveSloth79]

Best comment!

[@musicallicious]

Indonesian musical instrument = gamelan, whose musical instruments always use the characteristic pentatonic tone, which consists of 3 different types of gamelan according to the region. Balinese gamelan is dynamic with a medium to fast rhythm, Sundanese gamelan has a medium to fast rhythm which always depends on the rhythm of the drums and flutes, Javanese gamelan is always slow, melancholic and calm following the rhythm like a gentle breeze. Javanese gamelan can be therapeutic or a medium for meditation.

[@mbuldot2430]

LETS CONTINUE THE JOURNEY TO OTHER INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL -Central Javanese gamelan -West javanese( sundanese) gamelan - Tari kecak

[@yanlintaskomunika492]

you watched Balinese Gamelan Version, check also Javanese Gamelan and check also Angklung - Instrument from Bamboo performance from west Java. FYI some European country and America already have Gamelan Study Group , maybe you could check on your country. Congratulation for 1 Million Subscriber and as your celebration hope you could visit Indonesia at least Bali and record your KZbin Vlog during your visitation - for more info about Bali contact Laurence Benson channel.

[@mohamatnurkolis1799]

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[@williammerauder]

Gamelan Bali are more "rancak" in rhythm. Compared to Javanese gamelan, the rhythm much slower than Balinese gamelan.

[@Bangbroer]

There's other gamelan music from Indonesia, and that is gamelan from Bali. And Jawa Tengah ( central java ) is a province in java island.

[@esiagustina7174]

And Lombok have to

[@DiniKusuma]

This is a classic Balinese gamelan, the rhythm is very distinctive ... if we notice, they played it in dinamic tempo - calm, a bit faster, soothing, very fast, stricking rhythm, then calm again - and this is the character of traditional (classic) Balinese gamelan. in term of its cultural philosophy, the dinamic rhythm resembles our dinamic life that full of ups and downs The music describes how human life continously goes on ... whether we're happy or sad, or sometimes we feel life has stopped, yet ... life still always moves on. This gamelan shows how human life is, in beautiful way Ty so very much for the reaction ❤️❤️❤️ Blessings

[@fyz_farasyz]

The oldest manuscript about gamelan is in Borobudur temple, Central Java. I think the purpose of it was for religious purposes due to the purpose of the temple and from mitology that i've heard. By this fact, we also know that first gamelan actually Javanese which has low-beat aransement due to the purposes but then spread out to its surrounding like east Java (sundanese) and Bali (balinese). Sundanese gamelan has faster beat than the (original) Javanese and balinese has the fastest. I learnt Javanese gamelan back then in junior high school because all of the student has to learnt that. From my understanding, gamelan has 2 scale systems of tone: slendro and pelog. Slendro has just 5 tones in an octave (1, 2, 3, 5, 6) while pelog already has 7. From this, you can see if slendro is the older. In my junior high school, we learnt 4 xylophone-like instrument with different pitch: saron, demung, Peking, slenthem (from the highest to the lowest). I played saron btw 😁 Beside that, we learnt Bonang Barung, Bonang Panerus, Kendang, Kendang Kempul, kenong, and Gong. You wanna know how we learnt that? We read that. And yes, we had 4 female sindhen. Fun fact gamelan also learn in Islamic preaching and communication faculty because it used for spreading Islamic value centuries ago by a man called Sunan Bonang. Some of the popular artist actually also a sindhen but not every sindhen is popular, because there's always a gap between purist and contemporary art. I listen some of the good sindhen but none of them are popular so it's hard for you to find it online. I can recommend you some name which has popularity, there're Soimah (Javanese) and Lesti, Sule, Rina Nose (Sundanese). Idk any of balinese sindhen. Meanwhile for gamelan, you can see its influence in some popular music like in mother earth by alffy rev, DPS by weird genius, tersimpan di hati by eka Gustiwana, and Ngeluwihi by Tiara Andini. There's one song that include Sundanese sindhen that i really like, it's revival by galaxy.

[@Ai.Why-SoloPlayer]

indonesia has so much hidden gem instrument that really good sound, even harmonies in it angklung, gamelan, sasando, and many more as indonesian people, im proud of it 😊 also, congratulations on 1 million subs, cherish you guys all the nest

[@fajridhani389]

Sasando terlalu outstanding sih, bahannya aja terbuat dari daun

[@Ai.Why-SoloPlayer]

@@fajridhani389 makanya itu

[@vvavvans]

11:22 What you guys has watched is Balinese gamelan, try to listen the Javanese and Sundanese gamelan, you guys will notice there is a slightly differencess 14:30 Thats the small set of Javanese Gamelan + Sinden singer

[@martinharyawan8272]

What you are listening to is Balinese gamelan. There are several types of gamelan in Indonesia: Balinese, Javanese, Sundanese, Sasak, Madura, Kutai, Banjar, etc. For me, Balinese gamelan is like energetic music, while Javanese gamelan is very soft and calm. 😁

[@JohnNugroho]

Up this comment. Gamelan can be a way of saying that ensemble in general. in reality, there are many different types of Gamelan.

[@mr_cinnamon.rollz-yt]

Does talempong considered as gamelan?

[@doddysxg]

No one reacts better than you guys do. It's always educational. Btw..Congrats on your 1 mio subs. Keep it up, guys.

[@DragoEX]

Oh, if you want to know (maybe you've already reacted to it too) there are several young generations of Indonesian musicians who always incorporate traditional music including Alffy Ref, Weird Genius and Eka Gustiwana, etc.. But they proactively combine and blend it together with modern music stuff. You will find it, for example, in the cover of the song "On My Way" (colabs with Angklung Udjo music group), or "Tersimpan Di Hati ft. Sara Fajira" or "Lathi" ft Sara Fajira. So interesting sound we can hear from that video.

[@komplekpelanainda]

Every province have a traditional music and percussion them self in indonesia.....we'll have 33 province and one province have 3 or 5 different type a traditional music and langguage......imagine that.....example in west sumatera we have rabab, talempong, saluang, pupuik sarunai and many else.......adapted from: arabian, india euroasia and chinesse a hundred kingdom in this country many hundred years a go.......keep learn and react for that, we never forget a tribute culture❤❤❤

[@msujana]

Guys, you should come and visit Bali. I guarantee you will enjoy it. You will see and hear a lot more. I am so proud of the Balinese culture. Gamelan is one of the amazing production and musical play. Even myself still amazed on how they put everything together to produce an amazing sounds or I preferably say a masterpiece. Thank you guys for being interested in looking at Balinese Gamelan 🙏

[@shirayuki3912]

I played one of these instruments during high school, member of the club. We accompanied the dance art club when they performed, so insted using digital audio we using real gamelan audio instead. It was fun moments. I played the javanese gamelan one.

[@masantok4339]

for your last question, i suggest you to watch (& react to) *wedang kacang - orkes keroncong rumput* and/or *lancaran singa nebah - gamelan dadali* to feel the vibe of indonesian traditional music

[@dwibudiutami9902]

Indonesia has a lot of musical instruments because the many culturals that exist in Indonesia make the different musical musical that exist in Indonesia There is Balinese gamelan - n there is Javanese gamelan too but both are different Musical instruments from other province such as in West Java the Angklung made from bamboo - in Sulawesi the Kolintang musical instruments made from wood - in Nusa Tenggara the Sasando musical instruments made from palm fronds.... n so on.....

[@OppoA1K-ij1ib]

I recommend to get a ticket to Bali and watch these kind of performance live on any big restaurant in Indonesia

[@NOISREVIEW]

you guys are into singing right? dive deeper into "Sinden Jawa" or "Javanese Sinden", the one you watched on the TED Ubud doesn't really do it justice. there are videos with better sound quality. I hope one day you can experience it live. I remembered one time at a traditional wedding, there was a sinden and gamelan playing live and I was fixated and it sends chill down my spine. there is something supernatural about sinden, the aura and atmosphere it gives off especially combined with gamelan is just so weirdly beautiful.

[@mrguezz5919]

Gamelan sound so relaxing. Next “angklung” this is famous instrument from indonesia too. The sound from this so beautifull.

[@RiddhiPurohit97]

It sounds like Manjeera (indian instrument) but with so many variations in the sound....it also sounds like different range of bells ringing in Indian temples during Aarti

[@ladhifa]

OMGGG congrats for the 1 million subs!🎉

[@ahmeedhaydaralfarizi9215]

Hallo From Singapore 🇸🇬💫 I love Indonesia 🇮🇩❤

[@motoholix]

You need to React " Tersimpan di hati " Eka Gustiwana ( one of member weird Genius ) feat Sara Fajira & Prince Husein, he is using many traditional instruments , you will love it

[@agusstnor4223]

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[@MysonAuldafa]

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[@firman9984]

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[@dwiyunipratiwi9606]

Up.. right

[@ygtmaa]

Up

[@daryls31]

Wow thank you..please come to Bali Indonesia❤🇮🇩

[@syamsuri3829]

Dj musik tradisional Indonesia ❤ 🇮🇩👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🎉🎊✨

[@wntrbll]

The bold text 11:47 is mean region form the music instrument. The every region have a unique music instrument

[@aethernity8270]

12:06 that instrument is derived from South Indian mridangam

[@purwa_s.2555]

Itu Gamelan Indonesia dari Bali,,, Indonesia memiliki banyak Gamelan dari beberapa daerah di Indonesia...

[@MurniVeraTumulo-rv9wn]

Salam kenal utk anda dari kami di Indonesia. 💖💖🇮🇩🇮🇩💖💖 Setiap kali saya pergi ke bali dan mendengarkan musik gamelan Membuat saya merinding seperti saya masuk ke dunia yg mistis, tetapi juga Magicle,sehingga saya terhanyut di dlmnya.

[@Setapragasa]

Fyi: Gamelan (javanese, sundanese or balinese) has 2 standard tuning slendro and pelog What you see in the video is balinese gamelan orchestra. Behind the 2 sided drum (kendang) is saron (in javanese, idk in balinese), the player has to control the resonance by placing their thumb after hit the note. Maybe some balinese can add these information since i'm javanese, idk very well about balinese gamelan

[@lumi_project]

Claude Debussy (yes that's his name) composed Pagodes because he got inspired by Gamelan when he visited Indonesia, since he didn't have gamelan instrument he had to emulate the sounds with his piano instead, but it has similar tunes with the real thing. Gamelan is also one of the musics chosen to be sent into the cosmos by NASA with their Voyager Golden Record, amongst others.

[@yoga_pregipiana]

The first video that you watched was Balinese gamelan.. If you wanna listen Sundanese gamelan, try to react to YURA YUNITA - BANDUNG. Bandung is a region in West Java, where Yura is from. Yura sometimes put the traditional elements of Sundanese gamelan in her music . The BANDUNG MV is literally Sundanese music with Sundanese lyric. Yura's singing in Sundanese language in that song 😁

[@elfrandhariris]

Petition to react to SARA FAJIRA & PRINCE HUSSEIN - TERSIMPAN DALAM HATI. p.s. Sara Fajira is the one who sing Lathi

[@heavenkey3705]

Ohhh this one is what theyre looking for

[@ygtmaa]

Its so nice to see how you guys rect to it. I can see how you appreciate it more than most of our people (Indonesian) did, especially the young people. Even there are people who afraid of hearing it, because it sounds so mystical, they afraid the music will calling the ghost. If you wanna hear the full instrument of gamelan jawa maybe you can use this keyword "wayang kulit".

[@vkarvanzer4243]

Well, depends on the situation. I love gamelan musics as long as i know WHERE IT CAME FROM. Love gamelan at pentas seni or events, but if i hear gamelan music in the afternoon at my school where there's NO GAMELAN EQUIPMENTS in the radius of 500m, you bet imma ran the hell out of there

[@nurkhairizadmd.zawawi9975]

One of the sound that will call the whole nusantara

[@dhanimann660]

Thanks for reactions bro, may God bless you and your channel

[@ctangchannel1251]

Thanks for reaction Indonesian Traditional Music, Gamelan .. Indonesia have many kind of original music genre too, like Keroncong, Damgdut, and Koplo... Please react to one of them... You guys will love its ...

[@dwiyunipratiwi9606]

That is gamblang Bali.. there is also Gamelan Jawa you can react

[@LoveAllPlay]

First off congrats for your 1M subs..🎉🎉 And thankyou for reacting our traditional music ... Your reaction are always full of explanation and you even look up the information about what you reacted.. You two are very entertaining reactor..thankyou waleska& efra..💚

[@candrahakimvanrafii2564]

Hey……….come to Indonesia…..and watching their live ….you must go to Bali (Indonesia)🇮🇩

[@chaterinesharonkusumawardani]

Also please react to tari kecak from bali, it's a balinese traditional dance. In indonesia "Tari" means dance, thats why its called tari kecak

[@gowiththeflow3977]

Love this reaction so much! There are many more music ensembles from other regions such as kolintang (north sulawesi) Angklung and Degung (Sunda, West Java) and Javanese Gamelan (Central Java), Gambang Kromong (Jakarta). And also music instruments, such as Sape (Kalimantan) and Sasando ( NTT). Nice reaction👍

[@andiaza7851]

Selamat atas pencapaiannya 1 juta subscrible👍👍👍👍

[@panjigemilang6760]

This is Balinese gamelan so it is from Bali Indonesia. Besides this Balinese gamelan there a lot of gamelan in Indonesia such as Javenese Gamelan (they are from central java and east java) and the other from Sundanese Gamelan,it is from west java).Thanks so much your nice reaction guys.

[@idrusamanulloh2983]

Salam hangat dari Indonesia.... Gamelan adalah alat musik tradisional di beberapa wilayah di Indonesia. Gamelan dibuat dr macam2 bahan ada dari kulit untuk kendang, dari bambu untuk suling & slentem, dari kayu untuk gambang, dari senar untuk rebab/kecapi dan dari logam untuk sebagian besar alat musik gamelan. Cara memainkan juga bermacam ada yg ditiup, digesek dipetik dan dipukul. Semua menjadi bunyi yang harmonis. Gamelan dipakai tidak hanya untuk pertunjukan saja tetapi beberapa acara adat juga.

[@cannasakura]

You need to go to Bali to see this live. Gorgeous. Usually with these instruments, traditional dancers will be perform also..

[@sadamakbarsyahid6088]

Finally..🎉.but its only one from many traditional musik in indonesia. You have to watching gamelan from java , from sundanese, angklung and many more.

[@DragoEX]

Honestly, it's very difficult to explain traditional/folk musical instruments in Indonesia, too much bro. Even as an Indonesian, I was taught when I was in elementary school. Nowadays, I forget a lot of the names and how many traditional musical instruments Indonesia has. Reminds me of the time before elementary school graduation when I had to choose 1 musical instrument that I could be played and 1 regional traditional dance that had to be performed as one of my final assignments, but I had forgotten all of that right now 😂. In fact, there are so many as many islands Indonesia has and it's hard to remember.😅

[@jasminevanilla4539]

There are so many traditional instruments from Indonesia every region have a different instruments you guys can check the many others in the future

[@ahmadtarmiji5677]

INDONESIA semakin di kenal dengan musik dan budaya Nusantara yang unik ❤️❤️❤️👍👍🇮🇩

[@AdiNugroho-xq1pi]

Welcome to traditional music of Indonesia dude..😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@jarwo-singo]

Musik pentatonik tradisional dri daerah Jawa dan Bali... Gamelan dari Jawa meskipun alat musiknya relatif sama tapi ada tiga genre musik yang berbeda antara Jawa Tengah, Jawa Timur dan Jawa Barat/Sunda... Gamelan merupakan kombinasi beberapa alat musik tradisional asli Indonesia terdiri dari alat musik pukul sebagai alat musik utama dengan bahan baku logam yg dipukul dengan bahan tambahan bambu sebagai resonator.. kayu sebagai penyangga atau wadah dan sebagi gagang pemukul... karet sebagai bantalan alat pukul..Alat musik pukul terdiri dari Gong, Bonang, Kenong, Kempul, Kethuk, Kempyang, Demung, Clempung, Slenthem, Sharon, Gender dan Gambang... Sebagai pelengkap terdapat alat musik perkusi dari kulit binatang disebut Kendang dipukul dengan tangan dikedua sisinya..alat musik petik disebut Sitar/siter dengan 11 senar logam besi/baja diatas kotak kayu...dan alat musik gesek bernama Rebab yang mirip violin dengan 2 senar tembaga.,.dan alat musik tiup dari bambu yang disebut Seruling.. Traditional pentatonic music from Java and Bali... Gamelan from Java, although the musical instruments are relatively the same, there are three different musical genres between Central Java, East Java and West Java/Sunda... Gamelan is a combination of several traditional musical instruments native to Indonesia consisting of a percussion instrument as the main musical instrument using metal as the raw material which is beaten with bamboo as a resonator... wood as a support or container and as a beating handle... rubber as a bearing for the percussion instrument. .Percussion musical instruments consist of Gong, Bonang, Kenong, Kempul, Kethuk, Kempyang, Demung, Clempung, Slenthem, Sharon, Gender and Gambang... As a complement there is a percussion musical instrument made from animal skin called a Kendang which is beaten with the hands on both sides.. a plucked musical instrument called a Sitar/siter with 11 iron/steel metal strings on a wooden box...and a stringed instrument called the Rebab which is similar to a violin with 2 copper strings.,.and a bamboo wind instrument called a Suling/Seruling..

[@fabenapfabenap5408]

Congrats 1.000.000🎉

[@agusstnor4223]

you already seen three traditional Indonesian musical instruments in Wonderland Indonesia : 1.Sape from Dayak tribe 2. Sasando from Rote island 3. Gamelan from Java & Bali island

[@tuanjalanjalan]

You have to come to indonesia and learn about culture and traditional music .indonesia is rich about the culture .in the video just show you a litle from the music traditional in indonesia.o...yeah...that's gamelan from bali in video has you seen.and in the another area have a traditional music others.😊

[@V13-d8z]

I’ve learn one part of it they got something similiar to music sheets ❤ very stress reliever

[@YantonYanton-v4c]

Berharap suka dgn budaya Indonesia yg bermacam2 suku budaya...... selamat' menikmati....sehat selalu ya sobatku...... Tulungagung Jawa Timur Indonesia menonton vlog Anda

[@luqy9107]

That's Balinese Gamelan from Bali Region....... We also have Javanese Gamelan from Central & East Java Regions, and Sundanese Gamelan from West Java Region......

[@mr-Qmost]

Indonesia is truly a large nation... we have more than 1700 islands, 1340 tribes, more than 300 ethnicities, 711 regional languages, and the 4th largest population in the world... so it's no wonder why we have so many cultures and other traditional things, including types of music, musical instruments and dances... keep finding out about our other nations and cultures

[@IMDJHONIS]

This gamelan is Bali Traditional Music, many more traditional music you can find in Indonesia

[@dicky70974053]

What's interesting about gamelan is how they forge metal to produce certain notes. an example of gamelan, "kyai Kanjeng" pentatonic do, re, mi, "sel" not sol, and la. This is due to the character of the metal resulting from the forging.

[@rakai_pikatan99]

This is a Balinese gamelan group contest with beautiful rhythms ❤️ Bali 🙏🙏

[@yochai_art6043]

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[@yosifitrah7774]

They are amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chezZ007]

Congrats for 1M subs🎉🎉🎉

[@MasDuki-z7u]

There are many traditional musical instruments in Indonesia, one of which is the gamelan. What you are watching is the Balinese gamelan, and there is also the Javanese gamelan.

[@editsumiko2420]

In Indonesia, every province have their own culture of music, they may play the same instrument but with different style of playing, and it become one of sign of their ethnic

[@lidianurizki1381]

In ancient times, areas that could make musical instruments from iron or metal had high civilization...

[@ZunatunNadiva]

thaaaanks mas and mba brooo

[@chaterinesharonkusumawardani]

YOU GUYS SHOULD COME TO BALI TO SEE THAT LIVE ❤😁

[@tendra84]

Its because the instruments are not at 440hz. Most of gamelans are slightly below 440. Its on weird frequencies. 😂😂 Fyi : Few bands try to fuse gamelan with modern western instrument. One got quite close. The band called KRAKATAU. The keyboardist have to change all the keys pitch as close as possible to the gamelan.

[@jcp164]

Thank you,try to look at Angklung another traditional music from Indonesia. In your featured Friday can you review VVUP a new group and one of the member from Indonesia, she is main vocalist

[@batarawindubwana4844]

ancient trance music, when you listen to this music seriously, your dimensional energy frequency portal will open & will put you into a trance. Every region in Indonesia has its own trance music... this is one from the island of Bali

[@sungokongfix8831]

I Will waiting for u in Indonesia

[@dwipriyono4177]

For information, that's GAMELAN from Bali,Indonesia.We also have GAMELAN from Java and the beat of music more slowly

[@rchill1806]

You can come to Bali and watch it live 🥰 Love from Bali, Indonesia ❤

[@majinterra11]

May be someday you visit Indonesia to see SENDRATARI, kind of traditional OPERA with dancing and gamelan telling a story... I see once, and blown away, even for me as an Indonesian

[@titinsumarni8498]

You must be hearing and watching too kidung sunda with kecapi cause thats can touch your heart ❤❤love Indonesia

[@agussantosa6048]

Gamelan from Bali is the most of dynnamic tarditional music. You also can find another gamelan from Java (Est Java, Central, Jawa and West Java) which area has different even just a litle but it' makes an identity of each area. Indonesian musicians have tried to mix between the gamelan and modern musics as an experimental. From that points obtained enrichment of musicality Indonesia musicians and singers.

[@harryaaaaaa]

Dont forget to see Indonesian young choir, when they win in world choir championship.. They also sing indonesia folk song "Janger".

[@wewenang5167]

This is Bali Gamelan, there is many version of Gamelan ensemble, there is BALI, JAVANESE, SUNDANESE and in Malaysia there is an adopted version of Javanese GAMELAN which is call MALAY GAMELAN , brought in 200 years ago by local rulers from Java to Malaya and have a completely different tone and songs. Each one have it own unique style of playing but the basic Instrument is the same. The metallic sound you heard came from the GAMBANG, its made out of bronze!

[@ketoetastawa3509]

Actually ,, so many, the kind of thisGamelan., in Bali island, Indonesia.🙏👍

[@nyomansudarma1731]

This is like mixing ,rock ,jazz ,klasik musik Bali etnik ..,so please came to Bali ..,

[@kilanspeaks]

Ah, no wonder as musicians you wondered who leads the pace! 👍 In a Balinese gamelan ensemble, the guy you see in the middle acts as the concertmaster like a violinist in a western orchestra, that’s why his seat is higher so the rest of the players can see him. But when the drummers come in, they also share the responsibility to maintain the tempo. You should also try and have a listen to Javanese or Sundanese gamelan where the drummer is the main concertmaster. If Balinese is a rapid waterfall, Javanese gamelan is a gentle stream. They’re similar but very different.

[@riyuzakireyyand1636]

FYI Saya pernah belajar gamelan. Jika salah satu dari mereka salah ketukan, musik itu akan berantakan, itu akan sangat jelas terdengar sekali. Dan otomatis suara itu akan seketika berhenti semuanya.

[@panjigemilang6760]

You can watch the Gamelan Javenese with dances such as: Gatotkoco Gandrung, Srikandi Cakil, Janoko Cakil, etc.Or you can watch the Javanese,Balenese or Sundanese Gamelans from Southbanks Gamelan.

[@anugrahpraditadaniswara439]

this from bali,you can also find gamelan from java( east,central and west java) same name ( gamelan), but totally different,maybe someday you can react too🙏🙏

[@aansibukmain4256]

i am originally indonesian ... As a native citizen, I have had difficulty learning gamelan for decades. so beautiful but complicated to learn. poor me. that is gamelan from Bali.. there are gamelan from central java, east java, west ajava/sunda, and a lot

[@putuwirawan6119]

This is gamelan tradisinal from Bali ❤❤❤❤

[@raiiipin56]

Yes Bali music tradisional

[@TP-px4hp]

Pardon the rather lengthy comment. This particular track you are reacting to is a Balinese Gamelan in a 'Gong Kebyar' genre, titled 'Manuk Panguci' (Balinese for the chirping of birds). 'Gong Kebyar' is one of the various genres in Balinese Gamelan. Played in the pentatonic scale called 'pelog selisir', Kebyar (Balinese for ‘to flare up’ or ‘burst open’) is characterized by explosive sounds, syncopations, sudden and gradual changes in sound color, dynamics, tempo, and articulation, with complex, complementary interlocking melodic and rhythmic patterns called ‘kotekan’ in local term. The person in the middle is called 'Ugal' whose role within the entire ensemble is similar to a conductor in an orchestra. The higher sitting position, expressive gesture through head and shoulder, and higher wooden mallet movement are intended to give a visual cue of the tempo and dynamics to the rest of the players. Balinese gamelan is categorized into three periods: (1) Gamelan Wayah (Old period Gamelan) believed to exist before the 15th century, (2) Gamelan Madya (Middle period Gamelan) between the 16th to 19th centuries, and (3) Gamelan Anyar (New period Gamelan) in the 20th century. 'Gong Kebyar' genre falls under the Gamelan Anyar period (Balinese for New Gamelan), and perhaps is the most national- and internationally well-known genre in Balinese gamelan. Its bursting flare of sounds and dynamics became a signature to what Balinese gamelan sounds like. In actual bursting sound with dynamic syncopation is not the only style in Balinese gamelan. The genres will correlate with the purpose and the occasion that the gamelan is played, i.e. whether it is for a ritual or a general performance. As a comparison try to listen to one of Balinese Gamelan called 'Tabuh Selonding': kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3a4nKyVodelqNk. Categorized as Gamalen Wayah (Old Gamelan), this genre is performed only in sacred ritual ceremonies. 'Tabuh Selonding' is one of the oldest gamelan genres and originated from Pre-Hindu Bali (or called Bali Aga, in local terms). Balinese gamelan is diifferent to Javanese gamelan. It is more dynamic with distinct syncopatic notation, while Javanese gamelan is more subdued and contemplative. Each reflects the natural characteristics of the people and society. Balinese are more gregarious whereas Javanese are more reserve.

[@andreashutabarat7414]

Feels like you entered the other dimension, the spirit world. Yeah, that Balinese Gamelan. Heaven!

[@artanugraha6851]

Gamelan music is also studied at several universities in the US and Europe.

[@bokeanawo]

And you have to know that Gamelan in Bali vs Java vs Sunda is different.. you must check the gamelan performance together with their singer 👌🏼👌🏼

[@KurnadiKurnadi-fd4ul]

halo , waleska efra apa kabar , ayo jangan lihat vidio aja datang langsung ke indonesia pasti senang orangnya ramah"

[@dewiofficial195]

pliss react salma Indonesian idol "love me like you do"

[@anthonyadrianallarey7173]

Please react to the Philippine Madrigal Singers singing an Indonesian Folk Song called Laskar Pelangi.

[@defiasri4595]

There are many kinds of gamelan in Indonesia. Gamelan from Java, Gamelan from Bali, Gamelan from Minang, Gamelan from Banjar, gamelan from sunda. What you see is gamelan from Bali. Gamelan Bali is very different from Java gamelan. Gamelan in Bali has a fast rhythm, gamelan in Java has a soft rhythm and a little slow. I am so glad you learned about traditional musical instruments in Indonesia. And Gamelan only one of the many traditional musical instruments in Indonesia. In each of the provincial areas in Indonesia have its own traditional musical instruments, such as examples of Sasando, Angklung, gamelan, and other forth