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ANGLfi BANJARAN Barlen Gede BARL6N LEUTIK BARLEN BELjgNDlgRAN BfiNDRONG PETIT BfiNDRONG BUNGUR CANGKURILEUNG Catrik Cirebonan GENDU Jipang Prawa Jipang Lontang KADIPATfiNAN KAJAKSAN(AN) KARANG NUNGGAL Karang Nunggal Kulu-kulu KULU-KULU BEM KULU-KULU BARANG Lalayaran LOGANTARA MACAN UCUL MITRA PALIMANAN PANGLIMA PAPALAYON CI AMIS PATRA Puspajala RANCAG RfiNGGONG GED^ RfiNGGONG MALANG RfiNGGONG GANCANG SAMARANGAN SAMPAK Sampak SANGA GANCANG SEKAR MAWAR Sl^NGGOT PETIT S^NGGOT SINYUR SIREUM BEUREUM SOLONTONGAN SORONG DAYUNG SURABAYAN TUMENGGUNGAN UCENG WALED INDEX OF PATOKAN 100 (1) (2) 1(2)1 2(4)2 3(5)3 4(1)4 4(5)1 (1 (2) (1) 4(2)4 4 2 2(3)2 1 (2) (3) (3) 5(1)4 2(1)2 3(2)3 5 2 4 3 (3) 1 5 5(1)5 4(1)4 (4) (1) 1(3)1 3(1)3 (2) (4) (1) (2) 2(1)3 (3) 1(3)2 2(4)3 4(3)5 5 15 3(5)3 4(1)4 1(3)1 12 3 1 (3) 4_ 3 1(2)3 (1) (3) (3) (3)
ALOK BARANG GLOSSARY A dot under a note indicates that it is in the higher octave. A dot over a note indicates that it is in the lower octave. A minus sign raises the pitch of the note that precedes it. In the pelog degung tuning, if 3/panelu is Western D, then 3-/panelu sorog is E. A plus sign lowers the pitch of the note that precedes it. Used in this guide to show that a pattern reiterates the last structural pitch (goong or kenong). Used in this guide to show that a pattern anticipates the next structural pitch (goong or kenong). Interludes sung by a male vocalist (juru alok). Melodically they are improvised. = 1 = tugu = Javanese 6/nem. The top string of the rebab is tuned to 1/barang. The top note of the kacapi is usually tuned to this note. BEM = 4 = galimer (in gamelan circles - not in tembang circles) = Javanese 2/gulu. The lower string of the rebab is tuned to this note. BONANG BUBUKA CACAGAN CARUK An instrument with small gong-chimes suspended horizontally on a rack. In gamelan salendro ten pots are are arranged in two rows. In gamelan pelog fourteen pots are arranged in two rows. In gamelan degung fourteen pots are arranged in a single row. An opening piece. Usually loud and fast. On the bonang (in degung or gamelan salendro): playing in octaves with the hands going right-both-right-rest, right-both-right-rest, eg LH RH On the saron in gamelan salendro/pelog, playing a melodic line, which follows the gist of the sekar ageung. Interlocking patterns, rather like imbal in Javanese gamelan. CELEMPUNGAN Gamelan salendro/pelog songs performed by a juru kawih, rebab, kendang, goong, with one or two kacapi substituting for gamelan. Presumably the ensemble used 101
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