Understanding Tanjidor and Its Significance

The video tutorial introduces Tanjidor, a traditional Betawi musical ensemble influenced by European music during the Dutch colonial period. It typically involves 7 to 10 musicians playing wind and percussion instruments. The term 'Tanjidor' is derived from the Portuguese word 'teledor', meaning stringed instruments. The video details the instruments used, such as clarinet, trumpet, and drums, and emphasizes the importance of appreciating local culture.

What is Tanjidor?

• A form of theater

• A Betawi musical ensemble

• A type of dance

• A traditional food

During which period did Tanjidor originate?

• Japanese occupation

• Modern times

• Dutch colonial period

• Independence era

Which of the following is a wind instrument used in Tanjidor?

• Tambourine

• Clarinet

• Cymbal

• Drum

Which instrument is NOT part of the Tanjidor ensemble?

• Trombone

• Violin

• Saxophone

• Trumpet

What does the word 'Tanjidor' originate from?

• Dutch

• French

• Portuguese

• Spanish

What is the cultural significance of Tanjidor?

• It is a type of classical music

• It is a popular international genre

• It represents Betawi cultural heritage

• It is a form of modern music