Gamelan Large (Ugal) with Balinese drum - Tari Panjeberama.wmv
Noor and Gede play Tari Panjeberama on the Drums for Schools Premium 10 Key Gamelan Large (Ugal) and 60cm Balinese drum (Kendang). Noor and Gede are from Ban...
Ugal - Wikipedia
The ugal is an instrument in the Indonesian gamelan orchestra. It is a bronze metallophone played one handed with a small hammer, often in a dance-like manner. There are usually ten keys, giving a maximum range spanning about two octaves.
Balinese Music: Gamelan – Music of the World
Gamelan means “musical ensemble” in Indonesia with major traditions in Java and Bali. Gamelan can be made up of a small group of musicians or can be a large ensemble. For example, the gamelan that accompanies the traditional theatre, wayang kulit , can be made up of four musicians while the royal court orchestras can have as many as 26 ...
Teruna Jaya - musanim.com
Gangsa Ugal (Ugal, Ugal Up Gliss, Ugal Down Gliss) The ugal is taller than the other gangsa, and the player sits on a short stool, so as to allow the player to cue the ensemble visually with ease. The instrument also has 10 keys, with a range of two octaves, and is played with a …
Gamelan: The Traditions of Bali Music - The Ungasan
The history of Balinese music is steeped in tradition and is shared with Indonesian musical styles. The main traditional music in Bali is known as Gamelan music and can be found across the islands of Java and Bali.
Ugal - UNSW Sites
Giying (Ugal) The leading melodic instrument.
SELONDING. Balinese Gamelan Sample Pack
Gamelan Selonding is a Traditional Sacred Music Ensemble in Bali, usually played to perform in Ceremonies like Weddings, Births and Cremations. Its sound may remind a dreamy, spiritual, illusion state. Its scale is named "Pelog Tujuh" (Tujuh means "Seven"), belonging to it a 7 note sequence named by the Balinese as the following: 1. DING.
Musical Elements - BALINESE GAMELAN
Ugal, Gangsa Pemade, Gangsa Kantilan, Calung, Jegogan, and the Gender Rambat make up the metallophones in the gamelan orchestra. The Ugal is a low-register singularly played instrument with ten keys, stuck using a wooden panggul. The Ugal acts as an important melodic instrument and leads the gamelan through tempo and dynamic changes.
Modern Gamelan Bali (Gong Kebyar) arose in the early parts of this century. Gong Kebyar (kebyar means sudden outburst) was influenced not only the many gamelan traditions of Bali and Jawa but also the influence of western music introduced by the Dutch.
Balinese Gamelan Music : (Downloadable Audio Included)
2013年11月15日 · In Balinese Gamelan Music, Michael Tenzer, a noted Professor of Music at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, presents an introduction to many types of Balinese gamelan ensembles,...