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{{Wikipedia|Music of Indonesia}} | |||
Indonesia has a diverse variety of musical traditions. A notable form of Indonesian music is gamelan, which uses the xenharmonic [[pelog]] and [[slendro]] scales. | |||
[http:// | == Further reading == | ||
* [http://pages.hmc.edu/alves/pleng.html Pleng: Composing for a Justly Tuned Gender Barung]. Article by Bill Alves about certain Slendro and Pelog scales of Indonesia | |||
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* [https://digital.library.cornell.edu/collections/indonesianmusic Indonesian Music Archive] - Approximately 193 hours of audio recordings | |||
* [https://supercassettesindonesia.bandcamp.com Super Cassettes Indonesia] - Bandcamp label | |||
[[Category:Gamelan]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:53, 8 June 2026
Indonesia has a diverse variety of musical traditions. A notable form of Indonesian music is gamelan, which uses the xenharmonic pelog and slendro scales.
Further reading
- Pleng: Composing for a Justly Tuned Gender Barung. Article by Bill Alves about certain Slendro and Pelog scales of Indonesia
Listening
- Indonesian Music Archive - Approximately 193 hours of audio recordings
- Super Cassettes Indonesia - Bandcamp label
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