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Kempul from the Gamelan Digul

Monash University
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A set of 3 iron kempul keys [one bossed, two unbossed] strung over the sound box in a wooden frame, from the Gamelan Digul. It was made in 1926 from any materials at hand by Javanese anti-colonial prisoners in a Dutch prison camp in West Irian (now Papua New Guinea). Unlike the kempul in a standard gamelan orchestra, which consist of a set of hanging gongs, the player simulates the kempul sounds by beating the three metal keys with mallets (not shown). Ethno-lingual group: Central Javanese.
Photo: Annette Bowie, 2014.

Issued: 2018-07-25

Created: 2018-07-25

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Collection of Indonesian Music and Artefacts | Digital Humanities | Ethnic Studies | Gamelan Digul | Indonesia | Java | Kempul | MAMU | Music Archive of Monash University | Musical instrument | Musicology and Ethnomusicology | Papua New Guinea | Performing Arts | West Irian |

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