PPT-Indonesian Gamelan Music: Interlocking Rhythms,

Interlocking Worlds Chapter 7 Introduction This chapter explores musical traditions of Indonesian gamelan music with a particular focus on the gamelan beleganjur the Balinese gamelan of walking warriors . ~ . A listening perspective on world cultures ~. BALINESE . GAMELAN . MUSIC. Gamelan . – What is it?. Traditional Indonesian musical ensemble, mainly in . Bali. and . Java. . Consists of following instruments: metallophones. Chapter 7. Republic of Indonesia . 17,000 islands (close to 6,000 inhabited) . Southeast Asia. Formerly Dutch East Indies Company (colonized by Dutch) . Independence: 1945 (full sovereignty, 1949) . Java. Learning Objectives. To learn the . names. of traditional Samba instruments. To learn the . play. the rhythmic patterns of Samba music . . Compose. and . perform. own Samba piece as a group. Samba facts. A . Musicultural. Approach . Culture. A classic definition. Culture: . “that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law, morals, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man [humankind] as a member of society” . Focusing on the Jazz elements present in the song. 1. Ms Molihan. What is Jazz Music?. Jazz Music is a . world music that draws from many musical cultures involving advanced rhythms, harmonies, and improvisation, as well as the idea of making your instrument an extension of your own . Balinese Music Compared to the Composer: . Bela. Bartok. Population: 3,151,000 . Highest Elevation in Bali is Mount . Agung. which is 3,000 meters above sea level. . Bali is a very fertile for agricultural crop region because of its rainfall. Rhythms can be sounded out using anything. You can use your body – mouth, hands, fingers, or feet – to capture a rhythm. You can also use . found instruments . – ordinary objects like your pencil, keys, backpack, or desktop.. Teach Elementary Strings. Anna L. Radspinner, . Presenter. Williamsport Area School District. 1. Background. 2. Reading Rhythms. 3. Reading Rhythms. Lesson #1. Speak Rhythms in Tempo on ALL CARDS. Play on pitch. D. Chapter 7. Republic of Indonesia . 17,000 islands (close to 6,000 inhabited) . Southeast Asia. Formerly Dutch East Indies Company (colonized by Dutch) . Independence: 1945 (full sovereignty, 1949) . Java. Asia has many countries and each has a unique mix of sounds and styles. . We will only look at China, Japan. , and Indonesia. . . Realize that these are just brief looks at the surface of music in Asia!. Have a listen…. Q1. What instruments can you hear?. Q2. Where do you think this music is from?. Q3. What type of music do you think this is?. Exploring Samba. SOUNDING OUT resource. Samba Music. We will be exploring the music of Latin America! Looking in particular at Samba!. Performance: Bali Travel Seminar December 29, 2014 - January 18, 2015 3 - credit, 200 - level course (TX 200C) Located in Southeast Asia, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago and th My Musical Interest. I play trumpet and guitar. I listen to music through my phone and the radio. I listen to different types of music. I am part of the symphonic, marching and jazz band. My brothers influenced me because I remember always going to games and watching them in the field show. Types of Ethnographic Writing. 2016 . Writing Ethnography. . Roterdam, Boston, Taipei: Sense Publisher. Gullion, Jessica Smartt. 1.. Adalah apa yang oleh . Van Maanen (2011: 46) sebut sebagai "suara .