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Other Balinese gamelan
Gamelan semar pegulingan
A sweetly-sounding seven-toned gamelan which dates from the 17th century.
Similar in size and appearance to gong kebyar.
See the article
on semar pegulingan
Gamelan semara dana
A new genre of Balinese music, which might be thought of as a cross-fertilisation of gong kebyar with older seven-tone music and modal techniques.
The instruments have seven tones which means an enormous range of music can be played. Similar in size and appearance to gong kebyar.
See the article
on semara dana
Gamelan angklung
Much smaller and more easily portable than the larger ensembles a gamelan
angklung may have four or five tones. Left - gangsa from
the gamelan angklung Kembang Kirang.
Gamelan beleganjur
Gamelan used for processions.
Members of Lila Cita play gamelan beleganjur
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