Gamelan Surakarta - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Wasisto Surjodiningrat, P.J. Sudarjana, Adhi Susanto (1993) Tone measurements of outstanding Javanese gamelan in Yogyakarta and Surakarta / translated from the Indonesian language by the authors. Penjelidikan dalam pengukuran nada gamelan-gamelan Djawa terkemuka di Jogjakarta dan Surakarta. 2nd rev. ed. Yogyakarta : Gadjah Mada University Press. ISBN 979-420-273-8 (pbk.)
Gamelan
Theory
  • Pelog
  • Slendro
  • Pathet
  • Cengkok
  • Seleh
  • Sekaran
  • Imbal & kotekan
  • Gatra
  • Irama
  • Kepatihan notation
  • Musical notation#Indonesia
Genres & ensembles
  • Gamelan angklung
  • Gamelan bebonangan
  • Gamelan beleganjur
  • Gamelan degung
  • Gamelan gadhon
  • Gamelan gambang
  • Gamelan gender wayang
  • Gamelan gong gede
  • Gamelan gong kebyar
  • Gamelan jegog
  • Gamelan joged bumbung
  • Gamelan munggang
  • Gamelan salendro
  • Gamelan sekaten
  • Gamelan selunding
  • Gamelan semar pegulingan
  • Gamelan siteran
  • Gamelan surakarta
Gendhing structures
Wayang
  • Ayak-ayakan
  • Sampak
  • Srepeg
General
  • Gendhing
  • Ketawang
  • Lancaran
  • Ladrang
Instruments
Colotomic or phrase-making
  • Kempyang
  • Ketuk
  • Kempul
  • Kenong
  • Gong
Balungan or melody
  • Saron peking
  • Saron panerus
  • Saron barung
  • Saron demung
  • Slentem
  • Slentho
  • Bonang barung
  • Bonang panerus
  • Bonang panembung
Panerusan or elaborating
  • Gender
  • Gender panerus
  • Gambang
  • Siter
  • Celempung
  • Suling
  • Rebab
Unpitched
  • Kendang gending
  • Kendang ciblon
  • Kendang ketipung
  • Bedug
  • Kecer
  • Kemanak
  • Kepyak
Vocals and clapping
  • Gerongan
  • Sindenan
  • Pesinden
  • Alok
  • Senggakan
  • Keplok

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