Comparison of Physical Form of Sundanese Rebab and Javanese Rebab

Rebab as a string instrument has an important position in the gamelan which functions as a musical instrument pamurba song that still consistently maintains its existence in conventional music. Sundanese Rebab and Javanese Rebab are physically similar in terms of form, material, manufacturing proces

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4108/eai.5-12-2023.2354807
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Cultural and Artistic Studies
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Comparison of Physical Form of Sundanese Rebab and Javanese Rebab

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Comparison of Physical Form of Sundanese Rebab and Javanese Rebab

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Rebab as a string instrument has an important position in the gamelan which functions as a musical instrument pamurba song that still consistently maintains its existence in conventional music. Sundanese Rebab and Javanese Rebab are physically similar in terms of form, material, manufacturing proces

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