Go Indonesia :: Variety Of Indonesia Traditional Music

 

Indonesia traditional music is important part of cultural

diversity in Indonesia archipelago. Hundreds different forms of

traditional music are played in different regions. Many of them come from

traditional music instruments while the others got influences from

foreign music. To make it

complete Indonesia tourism info, music of this country would

be explained here at goindonet.

The most popular traditional music in Indonesia is gamelan that widely

played in Java, Bali, and Lombok. The melody is made from an ensemble of

bronze percussion instruments and bamboo flutes. In Central Java, gamelan

music is mostly slow and laid back while Balinese gamelan is mostly up

beat.

The fun of go Indonesia is you can find

numerous traditional music instruments in different

regions. In West Java, angklung is one famous music instrument made from

Bamboo. One angklung creates one note so it commonly played by many

people. In Sulawesi, Kolintang is the traditional percussion music

instrument made from wood. In East Nusa Tenggara, especially Rote Island,

people play sasando, string instrument made from bamboo and lontar

leaves.

A part of instrumental music, you can also hear numerous folk songs

such as langgam jawa and tembang sunda. Then, you can also enjoy music

and dance performance in North Sumatra that people called it Tapanuli

Ogong. When you explore more, you can find more Indonesia

traditional music.

Go Indonesia :: Amused By Indonesia Local Languages

 

Indonesia local languages are one of the symbols of diversity in

Indonesia. Not only mesmerized by the diversity of nature and culture,

tourist who come to Indonesia will amused by the huge number of local

languages and dialects spoken in the country. Here in goindonet

, you will find some facts of this multilingual country.

In the world, multilingual population in Indonesia

is the second largest. Throughout the archipelago, more than 700

languages are spoken by locals. Most Indonesia local

languages are in the family of Austronesian languages while some

of them are the family of Papuan languages. In some region, we could also

find people speak Chinese languages.

Javanese is the most spoken local language in Indonesia that widely

spoken in Central Java, Yogyakarta, and East Java. International tourists

are likely hear this languages at least once. If the tourists not

visiting Central Java, Jogja, or East Java, they may hear it from

Javanese workers that work in numerous cities throughout Indonesia,

especially Jakarta and Bali.

When you go Indonesia and arrive at Jakarta, you

can hear Betawi as the local languages of Betawi ethnic in Jakarta. If

you arrive at Bali, listen to the Balinese. When you go to other part of

Indonesia, you will hear people speak differently and that is quite

amusing. After amused by Indonesia local languages, find

complete Indonesia tourism info for more amusing things

of Indonesia.