It is located along the equator, southwest of the Philippines

It is an ensemble composed of several Indonesian indigenous instruments

It may consist of 4-25 musicians, and it may include singers as required

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This set of gongs is one of the fundamental units of the ensemble

These gongs are used to mark the beginning and the end of a certain piece

This set is the largest among the hanging gongs

It creates a low-pitch, very deep sound

These are the medium-sized hanging gongs

They have a slightly higher pitch than the gong ageng

These are small hanging gongs with a set of pitch depending on the scale used

They have a higher pitch, and is played more frequently

These gongs subdivide the melody into several musical phrases

This is a small, deep-tuned gong used as a punctuating instrument, and has a considerably higher pitch

These gongs are placed on racks suspended by cords

This is a single-kettle gong played in different ways depending on the speed of the music

Unlike other gongs, it does not resonate

This is a set of two kettle gongs set to a higher pitch than that of a kethuk

Unlike the kethuk, however, this is allowed to ring, thus producing a "pyang" sound

Composed of about a dozen kettle gongs, it is one of the primary instruments of the gamelan, as it plays the melody an octave lower than its counterpart

It is the higher octave set of bonang barung

It plays a fast melodic pattern based on the melody that the bonang barung plays

These instruments help in playing the melodic parts of the gamelan

These consist of a series of metal bars that make tones when struck

This is the biggest and the lowest-sounding member of the saron family of instruments

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It is encased in a wooden frame, and it has six or seven wide and thin metal keys suspended by a string over tuned bamboo or metal tubes, which function as resonators

It has 12-14 narrow and thin metal keys

It plays a pitch, which is an octave higher than the gender slenthem

This is a xylophone with 17 - 23 keys resting on a wooden resonator

These are the class of stringed instruments in the gamelan

Angled toward the player, it is supportedby four legs with 20-26 strings

It is a small zither, also angled and resting on the floor. It has 10-26 metal strings. It complements the celempung.

It is classified as a spike fiddle with two strings

It serves as the melodic leader of the ensemble, especially in the soft playing of the gendhing

It is a musical structure or cycle used in the gamelan

It is an end-blown bamboo flute.

It is usually played freely, but it is often playeda t the end of each melodic phrase

These instruments usually set the timing or pace of the melody

It is the largest hand-played drum with two heads placed on the opposite ends of a barrel-shaped shell

It is a middle-sized barrel-shaped drum. Used to accentuate the movements of the dancer

It is where the most complex drum patterns in the ensemble are played

It is the smallest barrel-shaped drum

It is a large stick-beaten barrel drum, with heads placed on the cylindrical body suspended in a wooden frame

This gamelan style is said to be more refined, mellow, soft, and connected

This style of the Javanese gamelan has a mellow and tranquil quality

This style of the Javanese gamelan has a bold quality to it

This gamelan style is very rhythmic and vigorious in style

This effect is produced by using identical instruments that are slightly tuned apart

It is a structure characterized by cycles puntuated periodically by an instrument

Five tones with a near equidistant intervals, notated as 1, 2, 3, 5, 6

Seven tones consisting of large and small intervals, notated as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

The fourth and seventh tones are omitted

The third and seventh tones are omitted

The first and fourth notes are omitted