Editing Gamelan (section)

===Balinese gamelan===
Balinese gamelan is one type of traditional gamelan ensemble that originates and develops in the island of Bali. Balinese gamelan is an inseparable ensemble of Balinese life, almost all villages in Bali have gamelan. The gamelan can be used as part of Hindu worship in Bali or as community entertainment in the Banjar in villages of Bali. Because gamelan also functions as a medium for socializing with each other, it can be seen that playing gamelan requires cooperation between players to get the desired tone or sound harmony. This Balinese gamelan has several differences from gamelan instruments in general, both in form and how to play it. This Balinese gamelan is usually performed as an accompaniment to an art performance in Bali, both sacred and entertainment.

Balinese gamelan is often used to accompany religious ceremonies and entertainment. In terms of religion, Balinese Gamelan is often displayed to accompany the running of religious ceremonies or to accompany sacred traditional dances. Meanwhile, in terms of entertainment, Balinese Gamelan is often presented as a musical performance as well as accompaniment to various arts that are entertainment in Bali.

Gamelan in Bali known as gambelan is commonly used in traditional ritual processions such as death ceremonies which we know as the Ngaben tradition. Meanwhile, for human ceremonies, gender is used and for ceremonies in temples, gong gede is usually used. In terms of the development of the era, Balinese gamelan can be divided into 3 types:<ref>{{Cite web|title=Gambelan (Gamelan) Bali – Ensambel Musik Tradisional Khas Budaya Bali|url=https://blogkulo.com/gamelan-bali/|access-date=16 December 2020|work=blogkulo|date=26 May 2018|archive-date=17 February 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190217142547/https://blogkulo.com/gamelan-bali/|url-status=dead}}</ref>
*Gamelan wayah. This old type of gamelan is thought to have existed before the 15th century. This gamelan is generally dominated by keys in the form of keys and does not use drums (Selonding, Gender Wayang, Baleganjur, Genggong, Gambang, Angklung, Bebonangan, Geng Beri, Caruk, Gong Luwang)
*Gamelan madya. This gamelan comes from around the 16th-19th century. In this era, the barungan gamelan already used drums and tuned instruments. In this barungan, drums have started to play a role in a show (Bebarongan, Pelegongan, Batel Barong, Joged Pingitan, Penggambuhan, Gong Gedé, Semar Pagulingan)
*Gamelan anyar. This gamelan includes a new type of group, which includes the types of gamelan barungan that emerged in the 20th century. This gamelan barungan appears in one of the most prominent features, namely the game of drums (Semaradana, Bumbung Gebyog, Adi Merdangga, Jégog, Manikasanti, Bumbang, Gong Suling, Joged Bumbung, Janger, Geguntangan, Genta Pinara Pitu, Kendang Mabarung, Gong Kebyar, Okakan or Grumbungan, Tektekan)

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COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Gamelan op Bali. TMnr 60008124.jpg|Balinese Gamelan Performance (part of the [[ritual]]) in a [[Temple]], [[Bali]], Circa 1920
COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Balinese danser voert een dans uit onder begeleiding van een gamelanorkest TMnr 10004737.jpg|A [[Balinese people|balinese]] dancer performed [[Kebyar duduk]] dance accompanied by a Balinese gamelan Ensemble, [[Bali]], [[Indonesia]], before 1952
COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Barong dansvoorstelling begeleid door gamelanorkest TMnr 60049172.jpg|[[Barong dance]] performance accompanied by a gamelan ensemble, [[Bali]], [[Indonesia]], before 1959
COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Legong dansvoorstelling in Oeboed TMnr 10026859.jpg|Balinese girls practiced legong dance accompanied by gamelan in [[Ubud]], [[Bali]], [[Dutch east Indies]], between 1910 and 1930
COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Gamelan in een dorp bij Soekawati na een lijkverbrandingceremonie TMnr 60042715.jpg|Balinese Gamelan in a village near [[Sukawati]], [[Bali]] after the Cremation Ceremony on 21 September 1922
Balinese men playing gamelan.jpg|[[Balinese gamelan]] being played in [[Kuta, Bali]], Indonesia, on 23 September 2010
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