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SUNDANESE PRONUNCIATION a as in father: never o as in Jowo e as in egg e as in taken eu rather like German 6, or like ea as in pearl i as in pin o as in on u as in rude The vowels are single "pure" sounds, not diphthongs as they often are in English. Double vowels are pronounced twice, eg goong = go-ong. The consonants are lighter and less guttural than in Javanese: there are no Javanese dh or th sounds. c as in cello or chair ng as in singer (RP, not Lancashire) ngg as in anger
U Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 GAMELAN SALfiNDRO and GAMELAN PiLOG 1 • 1 • 1 Background and instruments Gamelan salendro is primarily used for accompanying wayang golek (rod puppet theatre) and dance (both classical dance and the more recent social dance jaipongan). It can also be played on its own, although this is now less common, except on the radio. Such concert music (sometimes called kliningan: see glossary) used to be popular at wedding receptions. Nowadays one usually finds gamelan degung or jaipongan instead. In broad terras, gamelan salendro, and music in the salendro tuning played on other instruments, are more popular with the common people. The Sundanese elite prefer gamelan degung or tembang Sunda, which were both formerly associated with the courts of the Regents in Dutch times. A set of gamelan salendro resembles a small Javanese gamelan. Sundanese gamelan tend to have a clunkier, less sustained sound, more in keeping with the faster style of playing. Unfortunately in West Java gong-making is in decline, and these days many new Sundanese gamelan are made with the bronze parts imported from Central Java, and tuned locally. Many government institutions in West Java (including SMKI and ASTI: the high school and academy for traditional performing arts) have complete Central Javanese gamelan. These can however be used for playing Sundanese music without too many problems - as indeed can the Javanese gamelan in the UK. SMBN't>fLO :r£f(iCL^^rC ^Jt^CAK 6 -S/tltcN"
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Kulu-kulo 1 wilet PANAMBIH TEMBANG
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PANAMBIH TEMBANG SUNDA: KACAPI INDU
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TABLE OF PATOKAN frameworks of seka
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