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Music Of Indonesia 2: Indonesian Popular Music - Krongcong, Dangdut & Langgam Jawa

表演者: Various Artists

介质: Audio CD

发行时间: 1992-07-13

唱片数: 1

出版者: Smithsonian Folkways

条形码: 0093074005620

专辑简介


http://www.folkways.si.edu/albumdetails.aspx?itemid=2298
  Kroncongand dangdut are two quite different Indonesian popular music genres that emerged in the capital city, Jakarta. Both styles of music are now "national" musics, sung in the lingua franca, Indonesian, and aimed at all Indonesians regardless of ethnic or regional affiliations. Both rely on Western and other foreign instruments including the violin, cello, flute, banjo, ukulele, and electric guitar, and their musical idioms are basically foreign. Ethnomusicologist Philip Yampolsky's compilation of live and studio recordings of some of the stars of each tradition is an excellent introduction to these popular music styles. Kroncong has its roots in Portuguese songs and instruments. It developed among the poor Eurasians of the late ninetheenth- and early twentieth-century Dutch colonial era in what was then Batavia. The basic accompanying instrument is the kroncong, similar to the ukulele. The emphasis was originally less on the music than the improvised verse form, pantun, which spawned competitions. When kroncong was later taken up by the popular theater and the recording industry, the improvised pantun gave way to fixed lyrics, and the element of competition dropped away. The modern idiom and instrumentation of kroncong were fixed by the late 1930s, and by 1940s and 1950s—a time of war and revolution—the themes of love gave way to patriotism and revolution. Today kroncong is popular mostly amongst the generation now in their 50s and 60s that experienced the fight for Indonesian independence.
  Dangdut developed among the lower class Javanese pribumi, "natives," during the 1960s. It mixes Indian film music, American and British rock, and touches of Middle-Eastern pop. Dangdut has become a dance music, reaching across class to the male youth audience.

曲目


101 Qur'an dan Koran
Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama
Duration:4:18
102 Begadang II
Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama
Duration:3:39
103 Sengaja
Soneta Group featuring Elvy Sukaesih
Duration:3:03
104 Sahabat
Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama
Duration:3:44
105 Terbelah Dua
Orkes Melayu Radesa featuring Mansyur S.
Duration:5:58
106 Hidup di Bui
Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi featuring Kwi Ap
Duration:5:33
107 Curahan Hati
Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros, featuring Sophia Welly
Duration:3:52
108 Kroncong Segenggam Harapan
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy
Duration:5:44
109 Putri Gunung
Orkes Kroncong Bintang Nusantara, featuring Tuty H.P.
Duration:5:35
110 Kroncong Sapu Lidi
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy
Duration:3:12
111 Langgam Suling Bambu
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara
Duration:5:25
112 Kroncong Morisko
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Suhaery Mufti
Duration:5:24
113 Kroncong Kemayoran
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy and Emi Mandey
Duration:2:34
114 Langgam Schoon Ver Van Jou
Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Emi Mandey
Duration:5:38
115 Wuyung
Orkes Kroncong Bintang Nusantara, featuring Tuty H.P.
Duration:5:24