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sammy

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What are three kinds of music you might find in Jakarta (capital of Indonesia, located at the western end of Java)? How might each of these kinds of music be used in the society? (Answers may vary.)
 
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Explain how the concepts of pan-Indonesian and musical pluralism contribute to the difficulty of understanding the music of Indonesia.
 
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Answer to Question 1

 Western-style rock/pop used for dancing in nightclubs/discos; gamelan (percussion ensemble) music used to accompany wayang orang (elaborate dance-drama from central Java); Jakarta's own gambang-kromong (small percussion ensemble) performing at the national arts center Taman Ismael Marzuki, and so on.

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 In spite of some general cultural traits shared by the many peoples of Indonesia, regional diversity makes speaking of a single, all-embracing Indonesian culture problematic. Pluralism in this context refers to many different kinds of music existing side-by side with their categories sometimes overlapping so that one kind of music may actually be found in several different categories at the same time.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
Excellent


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