instruments

• 1. saron xylophone of heavy bronze bars

  b. gender - bronze xylophone with resonance chambers beneath

  c. bonang - set of bronze bowls

  d. gong and kempul-hanging gongs

  e. kenong and ketuk-single inverted bronze bowl
• f. gambang - wooden xylophone

  g. rebab- two-stringed fiddle

  h. suling - flute

  i. kendang - horizontal drum beat with the fingers on both ends

  j. tjelempung - a zither of thirteen double strings
• Saron Normally, it has seven bronze bars placed on top of a resonating frame (rancak). It is about 20 cm (8 in) high, and is played by a seated performer on the finor.
• Gender it is bronze xylophone consists of 10 to 14 tuned metal bars suspended over a tuned resonator of bamboo or metal; it is tapped with mallet.
• Bonang-it is a set of Indonesian musical instruments that consist of small gongs.
• Gong and kempul - these are Indonesian hanging gongs.
• INSTRUMENTS USED IN CHINESE THEATER

  Ti-tsa cross flute that is played along with singing.

  Slao-a recorded flute that is played along with singing

  Ta-lo/Siao-lo-

  these are gongs that are played to signify the beginning of the performance.

  Hu-ch'in and Bu- ch'in a violin like, two-stringed instruments.

  Tan-pi-ku- a kettle drum that is used to create the tempo of the performance.

  Yue-ch'in a guilar like four-stringed instruments.

  San-siena guitar like three-stringed instruments.

  Pi-p'a-a stringed instrument similar to lute with four strings.
• Kenong and kertuk - a single inverted bronze bowl musical instrument from Indonesia.
• Gambang-a xylophone with 20 nearly rectangular wooden keys made from wood.
• Rebab- a two- stringed fiddle used in Gamelan orchestra
• Suling -a flute used in Gamelan ensembles.
• Kendang -a two- headed drum, one of the primary instruments used in the Gamelan ensembles.
• • Tjelempung-A zither of thirteen double strings Gamelan ensemble that is used in Wayang Kulit