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  1. Lagu Lama (Old Repertoire): Pobin Kong Ji Lok - Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu/HokDownload & Buy
  2. Lagu Lama (Old Repertoire): Pobin Pe Pan Tau-Gula Ganting-Lopan Ce Cu Teng - Masnah/Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu/HokDownload & Buy
  3. Lagu Lama (Old Repertoire): Pobin Pe Pan Tau-Mas Nona-Lopan Tukang Sado - Masnah/Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu/HokDownload & Buy
  4. Lagu Lama (Old Repertoire): Pobin Poa Si Li Tan-Poa Si Li Tan-Pobin Poa Si Li Tan - Masnah/Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu/HokDownload & Buy
  5. Lagu Lama (Old Repertoire): Pobin Pe Pan Tau-Burung Nori-Lopan Seng Kyok - Masnah/Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu/HokDownload & Buy
  6. Lagu Sayur (Modern Repertoire): Balo-Balo - Mama Ong/Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi/UstariDownload & Buy
  7. Lagu Sayur (Modern Repertoire): Stambul Bila - Mama Ong/Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi/UstariDownload & Buy
  8. Lagu Sayur (Modern Repertoire): Onde-Onde - Mama Ong/Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi/UstariDownload & Buy
  9. Lagu Sayur (Modern Repertoire): Stambul Lama - Mama Ong/Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi/UstariDownload & Buy
  10. Lagu Sayur (Modern Repertoire): Cinta Manis - Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros/SarnaDownload & Buy

Album Details: Music of Indonesia, Vol. 3: The Outskirts of Jakarta

Release Date:
01/01/1991
Label:
Smithsonian Folkways
UPC:
093074005729

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Gambang kromong, named for the gambang xylophone, is a regional Jakarta sound that goes back as far as the 1700s. The ensemble sound is long since out of style with the urban cultural elite, but it's still favored by fishermen, jitney drivers, laborers, peddlers, and factory hands in towns surrounding the enormous capital. As revealed here, the music is a bizarre amalgamation of Indonesian, European, American, and Chinese aesthetics.

The old repertoire songs that begin the selections here feature the Chinese shawm, a wailing double-reed horn. The gambang, shawm, violins, flute, and kettle gongs all play in a pentatonic scale that has no counterpart in Western music and takes some getting used to. These pieces feature a female vocalist, long meandering melodies, and frequent shifts in the rhythm.



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