INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN GAMELAN MANDOLIN

Gamelan Mandolin is a type of traditional Balinese music that is played by plucking. The Mandolin gamelan, which is thought to have originated from China, is still preserved by the people of Pupuan Village, Tabanan. One form of application of creativity and innovation in the world of music is in the development of the mandolin gamelan. Gamelan mandolin is a form of musical experiment that combines Balinese gamelan instruments with the mandolin, a musical instrument originating from China. In the creation process, the mandolin gamelan presents new challenges in terms of playing techniques, harmony and timbre which are different from gamelan in general. This article aims to examine the creativity of musicians in designing and processing gamelan mandolin instruments, as well as how these innovations have had an impact on the development of traditional and contemporary Balinese music. Using a composition and performance analysis approach, this research shows that the mandolin gamelan is not just a musical experiment, but also a means of enriching the Indonesian musical repertoire through mixing different cultural elements. Through creativity and innovation in the development of the mandolin gamelan, space is created for the evolution of traditional music that remains relevant amidst global musical developments.

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Proceeding Bali-Bhuwana Waskita Global Art Creativity Conference
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2024-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.31091/bbwp.v4i1.586
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Digital Games and Media
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INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN GAMELAN MANDOLIN

I Gede Mawan, Putu Sandra Devindriati Kusuma
Proceeding Bali-Bhuwana Waskita Global Art Creativity Conference
Digital Games and Media
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INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN GAMELAN MANDOLIN

I Gede Mawan, Putu Sandra Devindriati Kusuma
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Abstract

Gamelan Mandolin is a type of traditional Balinese music that is played by plucking. The Mandolin gamelan, which is thought to have originated from China, is still preserved by the people of Pupuan Village, Tabanan. One form of application of creativity and innovation in the world of music is in the development of the mandolin gamelan. Gamelan mandolin is a form of musical experiment that combines Balinese gamelan instruments with the mandolin, a musical instrument originating from China. In the creation process, the mandolin gamelan presents new challenges in terms of playing techniques, harmony and timbre which are different from gamelan in general. This article aims to examine the creativity of musicians in designing and processing gamelan mandolin instruments, as well as how these innovations have had an impact on the development of traditional and contemporary Balinese music. Using a composition and performance analysis approach, this research shows that the mandolin gamelan is not just a musical experiment, but also a means of enriching the Indonesian musical repertoire through mixing different cultural elements. Through creativity and innovation in the development of the mandolin gamelan, space is created for the evolution of traditional music that remains relevant amidst global musical developments.

Proceeding Bali-Bhuwana Waskita Global Art Creativity ConferenceVol. 4
Institut Seni Indonesia Denpasar (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Digital Games and Media
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