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agi@gamelan.org
tel/fx 603.643.9037
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This is the library of the American Gamelan Institute. Everything in the library may be freely downloaded and used for study and research. For other applications of these materials, please contact the authors for permission. If you need help contacting sources, or would like to have resources located in the library, write to us at agi[at]gamelan.org.
New Additions
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Guide to Sundanese Music, by Simon Cook. A practical introduction to Gamelan Saléndro/Pelog, Gamelan Degung, and Panambih Tembang Sunda.
Kecak Notation
WRITINGS: Monographs, Essays, Bibliographies, Lists
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Guide to Sundanese Music, by Simon Cook. A practical introduction to Gamelan Saléndro/Pelog, Gamelan Degung, and Panambih Tembang Sunda. (pdf file, 117 pages)
Susilo Essay. Toward an Appreciation of Javanese Gamelan, by Hardjo Susilo.
Mloyowidodo list. Pieces in Gending-Gending Surakarta Vol 1 -3.
Fritz DeBoer Bali discography. Resources in the Wesleyan University Archives
Compositions for Gamelan and Orchestra. compiled by J. Diamond; additions welcome.
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Fonts
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KepatihanPro is a font for cipher notation, and includes symbols frequently used in the notation of gamelan music. This font was designed by Matthew Arciniega and formatted by Ray Weisling to allow it to be on the same computer with the earlier font Kepatihan by Carter Scholz.
To download: Choose the format you need, and click on the link below. A folder will download to your computer that includes the font and an Acrobat file with information on how to use it.
KepatihanPro PostScript for Macintosh
KepatihanPro TruType for Macintosh
KepatihanPro Window
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Biographies
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11 Indonesian Composers, by Jody Diamond
This file contains versions of 11 biographies of Indonesian composers, written for and published in Bakers Dictionary of Musicians and Composers, eighth edition, N. Slonimsky, editor. This edition may have been the first to include Indonesian composers.
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Translations
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Kinanthi Semedi (aka "Nalikani"), translated from the Javanese by Joan Suyenaga.
This is one of the most frequently used texts for singing with Javanese gamelan.
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Notation
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Javanese Vocal Notation by K.R.T. Wasitodiningrat
With Pak Cokro's permission, this collection of notation can be freely downloaded as pdf files. The table of contents, introduction, and indexes were scanned as text and are searchable; the notation itself is not.
SLENDRO, VOLUME ONE
Title page, Contents, Editor's Acknowledgements
Introduction
Pathet Nem
Pathet Sanga
Pathet Manyura
Indexes
Note: In Java, it is customary for people to be honored by receiving new names. Pak Cokro's first name was Cokrowasito (on early cassettes you might see Tjokrowasito, the old spelling). When he became the head of the Paku Alaman palace (_puro_) gamelan, his name was changed to K.R.T. (Kanjeng Raden Tumenggung, honorary titles) Wasitodipuro, meaning Wasito of the palace. He was later promoted to Wasito of the world, or Wasitodiningrat. The title of the collection was updated at that point. He is now K.P.H. Notoprojo.
Bonang
Bubaran Udan Mas, Yogya style from K.R.T. Wasitodiningrat.
Kecak
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