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| drums, bamboo flute, rebab |
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| java and boli, different musical style |
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| crafted together, bronze instruments, not usually played separately, unified through tuning |
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| temples, social events, accompaniment to traditional dance, theatrical, tourists |
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| Javanese/Bali similarities |
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| instruments and tuning structure, lack of outside influence, accompany important ritual activities |
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| some improv, primarily courtly entertainment, reserved |
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| composed, community owned, louder-faster |
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| Bali-each player/instruments serves a specific function |
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| instruments trace the form, melody, lead |
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| Is there harmony in balinese gamelan |
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| core melody buried in mid rage of ensemble |
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| genesis for other melodic layers |
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| WHere is the kotekan performed |
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| upper register metallophones |
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| Drums in Bali provide what |
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| how long are the wayang performances |
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| male, controls everything, revered in society, usually doesn't make a living, traditional training |
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