Indonesian Instruments

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Indonesian Instruments

  

This is a ceng-ceng, carved to look like a turtle. With small cymbals attached to the base, struck by cymbals held in the hands, the ceng-ceng represents our noisy human world.

 

aromatic, colorful flowers adorn the kadjar.

 

 Pictured at left are various gongs used in a Balinese Gamelan orchestra.

 

 A decorative umbrella graces the reong, a series of tuned pots that serve as both melodic and percussive instruments.

 

This is picture an arrangement of flowers and the hand-made Tunas Mekar fan with kadjar and kendang.

  A kempul is a type of hanging 

gong used in balineses Gamelan Orchestra.

  This is a gendér and it is a type of metallophone used in a balinese gamelan orchestra.
  This is a Saron. It consists of seven bronze bars placed on top of a frame. You use a mallet to play it. 

 






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