BALI
| Type of Collection | : Cassette |
| Artist/Group | : Angklung Bale Batur |
| Album Title | : Angklung Bale Batur Kamasan Klungkung |
| Origin | : Bali |
| Language | : Instrumental |
| Year of Release | : 1985 |
| Label | : Bali Records |
| Serial Number | : B 292 |
| Contributor | : Museum Musik Indonesia |
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Tracklist
| NO | Song Title | Songwriter | Vocal |
| SIDE A: | |||
| 1 | Tresna Asih | No data | No data |
| 2 | Segara Madu | No data | No data |
| SIDE B: | |||
| 1 | Tungtung Tangis | No data | No data |
| 2 | Telaga Ngembeng | No data | No data |
Biography
Gamelan Angklung Bale Batu is a group of gamelan players led by Mr. Made Lemon. Gamelan Angklung appears in the southern part of Bali province, which is different from the Angklung gamelan in northern Bali.
Gamelan Angklung is still used by Balinese people until now.
About Album
The Angklung Bale Batur Kamasan Klungkung cassette by Made Lemon was released by Bali Records in 1985. It contains 4 compositions. In the gamelan Angklung Bale Baturini, the composition of the musical tone is different from Gamelan Angklung from the North Bali area. Bale Batur angklung has fewer pitches than the northern Balinese gamelan angklung.
Story
Angklung Bale Batur Kamasan Klungklung is located in Kamasan Village, Klungkung Regency, Bali Province. Gamelan Angklung (known as Angklung Kelentungan) is a type of traditional musical instrument made of four pieces of metal, producing four notes. This type of gamelan produces sad, melancholic, and dynamic lulling tones. Angklung is the oldest form of gamelan in Bali, dating back to the 10th century. Generally, Angklung is played to accompany a cremation ceremony… quoted in Agus Satriya Wibawa’s small doodle in a blog article on the Arts and Culture of Karangasem Regency, Bali.
As for the type of music, as quoted in the Balinese Chronicle, Angklung has a slendro-tuned type of music, classified as barungan madya which is formed by bladed instruments and pencon from krawang, sometimes added angklung bamboo shakes (which are small). Formed by gamelan instruments that are relatively small and light (so easy to play while in procession).
In South Bali, this gamelan only uses 4 tones, while in North Bali it uses 5 tones
Based on the context of the use of this gamelan, as well as the percussion material performed by angklung can be divided into:
Classical/traditional angklung, played to accompany the ceremony (without dance) and also Kebyar angklung, played to accompany dance performances and dramas.
Gamelan angklung instrumentation consists of:
A pair of jegogan, jublag and the rest are pamade and kantilan (6-8 pairs). For Angklung Kebyar use 12 pencon. 2 small drums for classic angklung and large angklung kebyar drums. 1 piece of kempur except angklung kebyar using a gong. 1 piece of laughter – laughter.
Among the wider community this gamelan is known as an accompaniment to PitraYadnya ceremonies (ngaben). (History of Traditional Balinese Art)
Value
The province of Bali is the area that is the strongest in maintaining and preserving the arts and culture which is the wealth of the Indonesian people. This should be used as a model for other regions in Indonesia, to preserve their culture, so that they can attract tourists to come to their regions.
Writer: Anang Maret Tri Basuki-Indonesian Music Museum
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Biography
Gamelan Angklung bale Batu merupakan kelompok pemain gamelan yang dipimpin bapak Made lemon. Gamelan Angklung muncul di daerah propinsi Bali bagian selatan, yang larasnya berbeda dengan gamelan Angklung di daerah Bali utara.
Gamelan Angklung masih digunakan masyarakat Bali hingga sekarang.
About Album
Kaset Angklung Bale Batur Kamasan Klungkung Pimpinan Made Lemon dirilis Bali Records tahun 1985. Memuat 4 komposisi.Pada gamelan Angklung Bale BaturiniKomposisi nada musiknyaberbedadengan Gamelan Angklungdaridaridaerah Bali Utara. Angklung Bale Baturmemilikititilaras yang lebihsedikit disbanding gamelan angklung Bali utara.
Story
Angklung Bale Batur Kamasan Klungklung berada di Desa Kamasan Kabupaten Klungkung Provinsi Bali. Gamelan Angklung (dikenal ebagai Angklung Kelentungan) adalah suatu jeni alat musik tradisional yang terbuat dar empat kepingan ogam, menghasilkan empat nada. Jenis gamelan seperti ini menghasilkan nada sedih, melankolis, dan lulling dinamis. Angklung merupakan bentuk gamelan tertua di Bali, berasal dari abad ke-10. Umumnya, Angklung dimainkan untuk mengiringi suatu upacara kremasi… dikutip dalamc oretankecil AgusSatriya Wibawa dalam artikel blog senidanBudaya Kabupaten Karangasem Bali.
Untuk jenismusiknya, seperti yang dikutip dalam Babad Bali, Angklung memiliki enis musik yang berlaras slendro, tergolong barungan madya yang dibentuk oleh instrumen berbilah dan pencon dari krawang, kadang-kadang ditambah angklung bamboo kocok (yang berukuran kecil). Dibentuk oleh alat-alat gamelan yang relative kecil dan ringan (sehingga mudah dimainkan sambil berprosesi).
Di Bali Selatan gamelan ini hanya mempergunakan 4 nada sedangkan di Bali Utara mempergunakan 5 nada
Berdasarkan konteks penggunaaan gamelan ini, sertamateritabuh yang dibawakan angklung dapat dibedakan menjadi :
Angklung klasik/ tradisional, dimainkan untuk mengiringi upacara (tanpatari-tarian) Angklung kebyar, dimainka nuntuk mengiringi pagelaran tari maupun drama.
Instrumentasi Gamelan angklung terdiri dari :
Sepasang jegogan, jublag dan selebihnya pamade dan kantilan (6-8 pasang). Untuk Angklung Kebyar mempergunakan 12 pencon. 2 buah kendang kecil untuk angklung klasik dan kendang besar angklung kebyar. 1 buah kempur kecuali angklung kebyar mempergunakan gong. 1 buahtawa – tawa.
Di kalangan masyarakat luas gamelan ini dikenal sebagai pengiring upacara-upacara PitraYadnya (ngaben). (Sejarah Seni Tradisional Bali)
Value
Propinsi Bali merupakan daerah yang paling kuat menjaga dan melestarikans eni budaya yang merupakan kekayaan bangsa Indonesia. Seharusnya hal ini bias dijadikan percontohan bagi daerah daerah lain di Indonesia,untuk melestarikan kebudayaannya, sehingga bias menarik wisatawan dating kedaerahnya.
Writer: Anang Maret Tri Basuki-Museum Musik Indonesia
