MUSIC INSTRUMENTS OF INDONESIA

Bronze metallophone placed over a box resonator; played with a bone mallet called tabuh

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Xylophone made out of wood, uses a box resonator like a metallophone

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Most prominent knobbed gongs in the ensemble. It hangs at the back of the ensemble where it resonates its deep sounds

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Is a two-headed drum, hand-played drum used in gamelan ensembles of Java and Bali

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Instrument made out of thin bronze key of fine alloy that are hung by strings over a tube resonator

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Knobbed gongs placed on ropes that are detached to wooden frames, used to mark the time in gamelan.

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Indonesian bamboo ring flute and is also called as Seruling

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Made from thin bronze keys of fine alloy. It is played by using only one stick

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