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genevieve1028

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To what does gamelan refer? Name 2 or 3 features that unify them.
 
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Though the court is still regarded as a cultural center, . . . where do much of the traditional Javanese arts take place?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 25, 2018
Answer to Question 1

 Gamelan refers to a set of instruments unified by their tuning and often by their decorative carving and painting.

Answer to Question 2

 Outside of the court, sponsored by private individuals/public institutions, for example, national radio station, public schools/colleges, and in rural villages


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