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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Tabuh Telu Tabanan is an instrumental piece for gamelan gong kebyar. It is performed by the resident ensemble at the Yayasan Polosenni School located in one of the important cultural centers on the island of Bali. Douglas Myers is the school director, Made Sukanda is music director for this performance. <br /><br />Tabuh Telu is a compositional form. The simplest English translation of this title is: “a music composition in three parts” (or sections). I encountered several different Tabuh Telu compositions during my studies at the Yayasan Polosenni School. It was also confusing to me to discover that a Tabuh Telu can be varied depending on the gamelan director or the village which may have it’s own version. Douglas Myers, director of the Yayasan Polosenni School, refers to the tabuh telu as a genre rather than one specific composition. This genre is commonly associated with religious or temple ceremonies rather than staged performances for tourists or for arts festivals.<br />
<p>Made Sukanda, music director of this project and Mr. Myers, provide this additional information about the genre. “There are many tabuh telu in Bali.” One published book of Balinese gamelan repertoire contains 15 individual tabuh telu compositions. As a way of identifying the Tabuh Telu that is also a part of the Miami University Gamelan Library, Made suggests the title, Tabuh Telu Tabanan.</p>
<p>Made Sukanda learned Tabuh Telu Tabanan from his grandfather, Made Lebah. Lebah brought the piece from the Tabanan region to his gamelan musicians in the Peliatan area in 1931. The piece is still played today in this region of Bali but probably not in Tabanan.</p>
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The topic of the resource
Composition
Music Score
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan, polos & sangsih
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Demo #4 Score
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Title
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Tabuh Telu Tabanan is an instrumental piece for gamelan gong kebyar. It is performed by the resident ensemble at the Yayasan Polosenni School located in one of the important cultural centers on the island of Bali. Douglas Myers is the school director, Made Sukanda is music director for this performance. <br /><br />Tabuh Telu is a compositional form. The simplest English translation of this title is: “a music composition in three parts” (or sections). I encountered several different Tabuh Telu compositions during my studies at the Yayasan Polosenni School. It was also confusing to me to discover that a Tabuh Telu can be varied depending on the gamelan director or the village which may have it’s own version. Douglas Myers, director of the Yayasan Polosenni School, refers to the tabuh telu as a genre rather than one specific composition. This genre is commonly associated with religious or temple ceremonies rather than staged performances for tourists or for arts festivals.<br />
<p>Made Sukanda, music director of this project and Mr. Myers, provide this additional information about the genre. “There are many tabuh telu in Bali.” One published book of Balinese gamelan repertoire contains 15 individual tabuh telu compositions. As a way of identifying the Tabuh Telu that is also a part of the Miami University Gamelan Library, Made suggests the title, Tabuh Telu Tabanan.</p>
<p>Made Sukanda learned Tabuh Telu Tabanan from his grandfather, Made Lebah. Lebah brought the piece from the Tabanan region to his gamelan musicians in the Peliatan area in 1931. The piece is still played today in this region of Bali but probably not in Tabanan.</p>
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Subject
The topic of the resource
Composition
Music Score
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan, polos & kenyur parts
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
Description
An account of the resource
Demo #5 Score
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https://albinwml.lib.miamioh.edu/files/original/2f867e4aa8e52839297d965389598d9b.pdf
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Tabuh Telu Tabanan is an instrumental piece for gamelan gong kebyar. It is performed by the resident ensemble at the Yayasan Polosenni School located in one of the important cultural centers on the island of Bali. Douglas Myers is the school director, Made Sukanda is music director for this performance. <br /><br />Tabuh Telu is a compositional form. The simplest English translation of this title is: “a music composition in three parts” (or sections). I encountered several different Tabuh Telu compositions during my studies at the Yayasan Polosenni School. It was also confusing to me to discover that a Tabuh Telu can be varied depending on the gamelan director or the village which may have it’s own version. Douglas Myers, director of the Yayasan Polosenni School, refers to the tabuh telu as a genre rather than one specific composition. This genre is commonly associated with religious or temple ceremonies rather than staged performances for tourists or for arts festivals.<br />
<p>Made Sukanda, music director of this project and Mr. Myers, provide this additional information about the genre. “There are many tabuh telu in Bali.” One published book of Balinese gamelan repertoire contains 15 individual tabuh telu compositions. As a way of identifying the Tabuh Telu that is also a part of the Miami University Gamelan Library, Made suggests the title, Tabuh Telu Tabanan.</p>
<p>Made Sukanda learned Tabuh Telu Tabanan from his grandfather, Made Lebah. Lebah brought the piece from the Tabanan region to his gamelan musicians in the Peliatan area in 1931. The piece is still played today in this region of Bali but probably not in Tabanan.</p>
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The topic of the resource
Composition
Music Score
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Title
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan, reyong parts
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Demo #7 Score
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Title
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
Description
An account of the resource
Tabuh Telu Tabanan is an instrumental piece for gamelan gong kebyar. It is performed by the resident ensemble at the Yayasan Polosenni School located in one of the important cultural centers on the island of Bali. Douglas Myers is the school director, Made Sukanda is music director for this performance. <br /><br />Tabuh Telu is a compositional form. The simplest English translation of this title is: “a music composition in three parts” (or sections). I encountered several different Tabuh Telu compositions during my studies at the Yayasan Polosenni School. It was also confusing to me to discover that a Tabuh Telu can be varied depending on the gamelan director or the village which may have it’s own version. Douglas Myers, director of the Yayasan Polosenni School, refers to the tabuh telu as a genre rather than one specific composition. This genre is commonly associated with religious or temple ceremonies rather than staged performances for tourists or for arts festivals.<br />
<p>Made Sukanda, music director of this project and Mr. Myers, provide this additional information about the genre. “There are many tabuh telu in Bali.” One published book of Balinese gamelan repertoire contains 15 individual tabuh telu compositions. As a way of identifying the Tabuh Telu that is also a part of the Miami University Gamelan Library, Made suggests the title, Tabuh Telu Tabanan.</p>
<p>Made Sukanda learned Tabuh Telu Tabanan from his grandfather, Made Lebah. Lebah brought the piece from the Tabanan region to his gamelan musicians in the Peliatan area in 1931. The piece is still played today in this region of Bali but probably not in Tabanan.</p>
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The topic of the resource
Composition
Music Score
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Title
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan, trompong part
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
Description
An account of the resource
Demo #10 Score
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https://albinwml.lib.miamioh.edu/files/original/0dd282941b8b03d7d2942d6968e10f08.pdf
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Title
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
Description
An account of the resource
Tabuh Telu Tabanan is an instrumental piece for gamelan gong kebyar. It is performed by the resident ensemble at the Yayasan Polosenni School located in one of the important cultural centers on the island of Bali. Douglas Myers is the school director, Made Sukanda is music director for this performance. <br /><br />Tabuh Telu is a compositional form. The simplest English translation of this title is: “a music composition in three parts” (or sections). I encountered several different Tabuh Telu compositions during my studies at the Yayasan Polosenni School. It was also confusing to me to discover that a Tabuh Telu can be varied depending on the gamelan director or the village which may have it’s own version. Douglas Myers, director of the Yayasan Polosenni School, refers to the tabuh telu as a genre rather than one specific composition. This genre is commonly associated with religious or temple ceremonies rather than staged performances for tourists or for arts festivals.<br />
<p>Made Sukanda, music director of this project and Mr. Myers, provide this additional information about the genre. “There are many tabuh telu in Bali.” One published book of Balinese gamelan repertoire contains 15 individual tabuh telu compositions. As a way of identifying the Tabuh Telu that is also a part of the Miami University Gamelan Library, Made suggests the title, Tabuh Telu Tabanan.</p>
<p>Made Sukanda learned Tabuh Telu Tabanan from his grandfather, Made Lebah. Lebah brought the piece from the Tabanan region to his gamelan musicians in the Peliatan area in 1931. The piece is still played today in this region of Bali but probably not in Tabanan.</p>
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Composition
Music Score
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan, gong & polos parts
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Tabuh Telu Tabanan
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An account of the resource
Demo # 11 Score
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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Composition
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An account of the resource
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Demo #1
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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An account of the resource
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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Composition
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An account of the resource
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Demo #2
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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An account of the resource
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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Composition
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An account of the resource
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Demo #3
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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An account of the resource
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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Composition
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An account of the resource
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Demo #4
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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An account of the resource
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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Composition
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An account of the resource
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Demo #5
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Gamelan Beleganjur
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An account of the resource
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