Music of Indonesia
Gongs from Java
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Genres
Classical • Kecak • Kecapi suling • Tembang sunda • Pop • Dangdut • Hip hop • Kroncong • Gambang kromong • Gambus • Jaipongan • Langgam jawa • Pop Batak • Pop Minang • Pop Sunda • Qasidah modern • Rock • Tapanuli ogong • Tembang jawa
Specific Forms
Gamelan • Angklung Beleganjur • Degung • Gambang • Gong gede • Gong kebyar • Jegog • Joged bumbung • Salendro • Selunding • Semar pegulingan
Regional Music
Bali • Borneo • Java • Moluccan Islands • Papua • Sulawesi • Sumatra • Sunda

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Qasidah modern is a type of Indonesian music which originates from the word, Qasidah, an ancient Arabic word for religious poetry accompanied by chanting and percussion. Qasidah modern applies this to a greater audience. This form is popular throughout Egypt to Indonesia and embraces the local languages. Qasidah modern generally involves romantic poetry. The all-woman group, Nasida Ria, exemplifies the music's popular representation in Indonesia. Instruments generally include the flute, guitar, mandolin, violin and more.

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