5 Balinese Musical Instruments🎶🎶 Gamelan - Gamelan refers to both the traditional music made with a gamelan ensemble and the musical instrument used to play the music, which is mostly made from bronze, copper, and bamboo. A Gamelan consists of percussion, metallophones, and traditional drums. Kendang -Kendang is a traditional Balinese drum. It is made from wood and buffalo skin in cylinder form. It is played by using a wooden stick or using the palm of the hand. Ceng-ceng -Ceng-ceng is a coupl

🇲🇾 Malaysian dancers performing Terengganu Classical Royal Court Dance - in Singapore 🇸🇬 Special post by : 🟨 ASEAN Culture & History Joget Gamelan Terengganu is a traditional dance that originates from the state of Terengganu in Malaysia. This dance is usually performed during celebrations or cultural festivals in Terengganu. Gamelan Terengganu is an ensemble of traditional musical instruments such as gongs, tambourines, drums, serunai (a type of Malaysian flute), and other musical instrume

Ever wondered what a sape is? Alena Murang gives a quick rundown of this unique instrument. Experience the magical sound of the sape intertwines with the MPO in a concert celebrating Borneo’s rich musical heritage titled Sounds of Borneo. Grab your tickets now! Link in bio. #mpo #orchestra #soundsofborneo | Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO)

🇲🇾 Sape’ - Music Instrument of Sarawak Sarawak talented young girl playing Sape’, one of the most commonly seen musical instruments in Sarawak. The Sape’ or Sapeh, is a traditional lute of the Orang Ulu community or “upriver people”, also the indigenous tribe in Sarawak. It is a wooden-base instrument with strings attached, and works in a manner similar to the guitar. Sape’ is a traditional string instrument of Borneo-origin that developed in the central region of Borneo including Sarawak. Rec

8K views · 184 reactions | Here is Alena Murang demonstrating how to play the traditional string instrument sape. Get your tickets to watch her playing the sape on stage alongside two vocalists, Marsha Milan and Velvet Aduk in Sound of Borneo concert by the MPO on 7 September 2024. Link in bio. #SoundsOfBorneo #Sape #AlenaMurang | Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) | Facebook