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| Indonesian shadow puppet show, recounting never-ending battles of forces of light and dark from Hindu epics |
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| Indonesian virtuoso puppeteer, voices, oporator, singer, musical director |
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| Indonesian orchestra of mainly bronze instruments to accompany wayang kulit |
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| Indonesian Hindu epic story |
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| Indonesian, Hindu epic story |
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| punctuation by gongs in the Indonesian gamelan that articulate the metrical cycle |
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| Indonesian tuning system of 7 notes per octave |
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| Indonesian tuning system with 5 notes per octave |
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| In Java gamelan the short solo introduction before loud or soft playing stye |
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| Indonesian version of “raga”- setting the mood in gamelan (6 different possibilities) |
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| relationship between the rhythmic densities of various instuents to the beat-in Indonesian music |
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| in Java the drum takes the lead durring loud gamelan playing |
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| in Java the rebab, suling, celempung take the melodic lead-in the gamelan, playing softly |
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| In Bali- style of gamelan where orchestra can start and stop on a dime |
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| In Bali- most popular type of gamelan with brilliant sounds |
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| In Bali-mask dance commonly in repertoire of gamelan gong kebyar |
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| In Bali-late night reinactment of Ramayana in circles around fire chanting, telling epic Hindu stories, becomming a human gamelan |
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| Hindu tradition- mythical dragan dance that protects villiager, accompanied by Kecak Orchestra |
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| 1960’s popular Indonesian forms of music developed from American Pop, Latin American fim music from India |
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| movements of Indonesian dance that cue the drummer who then cue entire gamelan |
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| gamelan instrument, one mallot, trough resonator |
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| gamelan wooden xylophone with 2 mallets |
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| gamelan tube resonator xylophone |
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| gamelan, smaller knobbed gongset |
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| gamelan-larger knobbed gongset-sit on strings |
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| gamelan spiked fiddle that played melody in Java |
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| gamelan-plucked zither (harp looking) |
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| biggest hanging gong that marks the end of rhythmic pattern of gamelan |
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| Balinese gamelan cymbols (that sit on the turtle) |
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| narrow eyes in wayang kulit |
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| large eyes in wayang kulit |
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| elements of Indonesian music |
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| orchestra of bronze instruments, compositions guided by core melody, Polyphonic texture, colotomic structure, paired families of tuning systems, stress at end of metrical cycle |
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