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GAMELAN SEKATEN

Gamelan

Traditional ensemble music of Indonesia

accompaniment Sekaten, Gamelan Sekaten Kanjeng Kiai Guntur Madu (One of Some Javanese Sacred Gamelan) is usually beaten every day for a week during the Sekaten celebration

Gamelan

Gamelan Sekaten

Style of gamelan music

The Gamelan Sekaten (or Sekati) is a ceremonial gamelan (musical ensemble) from central Java, Indonesia, played during the annual Sekaten festival. The

Gamelan Sekaten

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Sekaten

Javanese traditional ceremony festival, fair and night market

Sejarah masjid agung dan gamelan sekaten di Surakarta, Yayasan Mardikintoko, retrieved 30 November 2017 Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sekaten.

Sekaten

Music of Indonesia

by the sultan of Yogyakarta. Certain gamelans are associated with specific rituals, such as the Gamelan Sekaten, which is used in celebration of the Mawlid

Music of Indonesia

Music_of_Indonesia

List of gamelan varieties

a list of gamelan varieties. Gamelan Kodok Ngorek Gamelan Munggang Gamelan Sekaten Gamelan Carabalen Gamelan gadhon Gamelan siteran Gamelan wayangan Bamboo

List of gamelan varieties

List_of_gamelan_varieties

Bedug

Large double-headed drum

most gamelan performances, although it is included in some Yogyakarta kendang styles. It is used in special ensembles such as the gamelan sekaten, where

Bedug

Gamelan surakarta

Indonesian musical instrument

relation to the balungan. Music portal Indonesia portal Gamelan Gamelan sekaten Gamelan selunding Gamelan siteran Music of Indonesia Music of Java Wasisto Surjodiningrat

Gamelan surakarta

Gamelan_surakarta

Cirebonese people

Ethnic group in Indonesia

dance, Cirebonese cultural dance and Tayub dance. Cirebon mask dance Gamelan Sekaten Kemanak Docang Empal gentong Mie koclok Sega jamblang Tahu gejrot In

Cirebonese people

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Munggang

Musical instruments of central Java

made in the 4th century. Music portal Indonesia portal Gamelan Gong gede Gamelan sekaten Gamelan surakarta Mantle Hood, José Maceda (1972). Music, Part

Munggang

Kauman Great Mosque

Mosque in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

During Sekaten ceremony, Pagonan Ler is used to place the gamelan set of Kyai Naga Wilaga, while the Pagongan Kidul is used to place the gamelan set of

Kauman Great Mosque

Kauman_Great_Mosque

Surakarta

City in Central Java, Indonesia

of the sacred buffalo Kyai Slamet, followed by the heirloom carriers. Sekaten is held annually in the month of Mulud (Rabi' al-Awwal) to commemorate

Surakarta

Sunan Kalijaga

One of nine Islamic saints in Java

popularized Baju Takwa (a traditional dress custom for Indonesian Moslem), Sekaten (a festivity), and Grebeg Maulud, amongst others. Sunan Kalijaga was buried

Sunan Kalijaga

Sunan_Kalijaga

West Java

Province in Java, Indonesia

reserved for Wayang Purwa. Cirebon also retains specialised Gamelan ensembles including Sekaten, which is played in the Kratons to mark important times in

West Java

West_Java

National Intangible Cultural Heritage of Indonesia

Indonesian culture

(gender), location (palace, sacred building, field); accompaniment music (gamelan / gambelan, gendrang, a cappella); costumes (clothing colors, accessories

National Intangible Cultural Heritage of Indonesia