- A
gangsa is a type of
metallophone which is used
mainly in
Balinese and
Javanese Gamelan music in Indonesia. In
Balinese gong
kebyar styles,
there are...
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metallophones in a gamelan. A
largely obsolete instrument, the
gambang gangsa, is a
similar instrument made with
metal bars. The bars of the instrument...
- used in
Balinese and
Javanese gamelan ensembles,
including the gendèr,
gangsa and saron.
These instruments have a
single row of bars,
tuned to the distinctive...
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carved wooden frames. The
gangsa section in
gamelan gong
kebyar is the
largest section,
consisting of 13-14 players.
Gangsa instruments are pla**** with...
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decoration instituted in 1963 and has
three grades: Emas (Gold)
Perak (Silver)
Gangsa (Bronze) The
medal may be
awarded to any of the
following persons for outstanding...
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usually ten keys,
giving a
maximum range spanning about two octaves. Like the
gangsa and gendér, they are
suspended over
tuned bamboo resonators. The ugal features...
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Gangsås (Upper
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Gangsås is
bounded by
Stangnes to the east, Åsby and...
- kendang,
which keep the beat. The kemanak, a banana-shaped idiophone, and the
gangsa,
another metallophone, are also
commonly used
gamelan instruments on Bali...
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- US university. In
South Korea, the term
gangsa (강사) is the
literal translation of "part-time lecturer". A
gangsa is
usually part-time, paid by the number...
