They are interchangeable and have pretty much the same meaning. However, if one wants to get technical, a "symphony" is a composed piece that is played by the "orchestra".
The pentatonic scale.
Gamelan and kulintang are both traditional musical ensembles from Southeast Asia. Gamelan is from Indonesia and typically consists of bronze percussion instruments such as gongs, metallophones, and drums. Kulintang, on the other hand, is from the Philippines and features a set of small, horizontally-laid gongs played with mallets. While both ensembles share similarities in terms of their use of gongs and percussion instruments, they have distinct musical styles, cultural significance, and performance practices that set them apart.
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A Gamelan orchestra can be as small as 2 people. The Gamelan orchestra can be as large as 20 or 30 people big.
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It's generally referred to as a gamelan orchestra. Or simply Balinese gamelan.
a gamelan orchestra is an orchestra which comes from Indonesia. this amazing music is centuries old and can be played at festivals or just at home. the word gamelan means 'to hit with a hammer'.
A persion orchestra is an orchestra with the orchestra having only percussion intruments includingMaleltsDrumsBase drumsCymboland other stuff
A typical gamelan orchestra can consist of around 20 to 30 musicians but can vary in size depending on the type of gamelan and the specific music being performed.
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Indonesia, notably on Java and Bali where it is used in the Gamelan orchestra.
It is all men because traditionally only men perform in a Gamelan orchestra and the Monkey Chant is all part of Gamelan music.
The Answer to that question being that my wife is originally from there and I've seen them countless times is.... Indonesia. There are many different varieties of Gamelan orchestra's based on which island of Indonesia you are on. These different styles change based on the local Culture. For Example, there are Balinese Gamelan Orchestra's (from the island of Bali) which may be tuned to a different Tambre than a Javanese Gamelan Orchestra (obviously coming from the Island of Java). The Music also changes with the local Culture as far as rhythmic diversity. Best way to understand this music is to continuously listen to it and not be confused by the avant-guarde tuning system used by the Indonesians. It's based on a tonal system uncomparable to western 440 Tuning. Very beautiful music though.
A Gamelan orchestra is from southeast Asia and traditionally plays bronze-keyed xylophone-type of instruments, sometimes accompanied by group chanting to the rhythms. For an excellent recorded example listen to the Nonesuch album release from their 1960's Explorer series: "Music From The Morning Of The World."
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