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yang ngendang itu katanya gurunya daeng liwang
pengendangnya pencuri kerbau dulunya.....
daeng liwang yang bilang.....
bwokwong 10 months ago
i like this Malaysia dance
AndrewMcy 1 year ago
@AndrewMcy it's indonesian dance :)
kamubegoakujuga 1 year ago
@AndrewMcy It's buginese dance, one of tribes in INDONESIA, not Malaysian dance. shame on you....
temmarunu 4 months ago
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MiguelKertsman 1 year ago
ooh btw the Gandrang is called Gandang and the Puik-Puik is called Saunay in the Philippines :)
anak1 3 years ago
wow... it's very different from Javanese, Sundanese, or Balinese dance genres.
AnakSaNusantara 3 years ago
@AnakSaNusantara: Its part of similar ensemble music known as "Nobat" in Malay, its used as the court and wedding music in the Islamized areas of the Nusantera. Even in Sulu, the Tausug play the Saunay oboe during weddings
Various Muslim areas around the world have similar types of court and wedding music with similar reed-instruments and double-headed drums as the main instruments, so this style of music in Southeast Asia is most probably originally from the Middle East via India :)
anak1 3 years ago
Here are some links on youtube of similar ensembles:
Here is a Malay court Nobat link
watch?v=OYUKxrqpv1o
Indian wedding Naubat
watch?v=9haOXLmZFT4
Afro-Omani wedding music (substituting the Shawm-oboe with a bagpipe)
watch?v=C3KgBcy0cbg
Kuwaiti Laywah music and dance:
watch?v=S9I7Cf4oRDc
anak1 3 years ago
Very informative. Thank you for those links!
azhans 1 year ago
great performance the style of the drum named "tunrung pakkanjara"
phiank 3 years ago
Terima kasih menghadirkan tarian makasar. Ditunggu tarian makasar yang lainnya terutama tari kipas angin mamiri,(kalau ada)
rinisanini 3 years ago
great...!! thank you for sharing.
syabba 4 years ago
kereeeeeeeeeeenn skali...saya sangat senang dengan pola2 ritmis ini....
MonsterFinger 4 years ago
Wow - I could never have imagined "headbanging" of this sort in Indonesia! Great!
SiKedek 4 years ago
nice stuff! The gandrang drummers are amazing! so well-synchronized! :)
anak1 4 years ago
Hey anak! We Makassarese also have our own version of the Malong dance:)
senantiasa 4 years ago