4 video clips, featuring Sekar Jaya and renowned guest artists.
Total length: 3:30.
Part 1: Tabuh Telu Sikep Nyindang, performed by GSJ's angklung ensemble at
Julia Morgan Theater, Berkeley, CA (May 4, 2004)
Guest Artists I Nyoman Kariasa (guest music director, 2004)
This excerpt shows one of GSJ's four ensembles performing a work in classical lelambatan form that has been rearranged, incorporating elements of the dynamic kebyar style. The excerpt shows the quality of GSJ's ensemble playing, and interaction with a highly skilled young guest musician.
Part 2: Taruna Jaya ("Victorious Youth"), performed by GSJ's gong kebyar ensemble at the Jackson Theater, Santa Rosa, CA 2002. Dance: Ni Ketut Arini
In this excerpt GSJ's largest gamelan ensemble accompanies one of Bali's foremost dancers, who played a central role in the development of mid- and late-20th century kebyar style. The work performed is one of the icons of this style; older and more original versions of this work will be studied, contextualized, and presented in the proposed project.
Part 3:Drum demonstration, presented during a concert at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts on June 10, 2006.Guest Artists: I Dewa Putu Berata and I Made Arnawa (guest music directors, 2006)
Two of GSJ's guest artists-in-residence demonstrate the complex interlocking techniques of Balinese drumming, which are integral to the kebyar style, which will be studied/preserved in this project. Note that Arnawa (seated on stage right) is the artist-in-residence proposed for the first period of the proposed project.
Part 4: Kebyar Duduk, performed by GSJ's gong kebyar ensemble during its 25th Anniversary Concert at Coventry Grove, Kensington, CA (Oct. 9, 2004). Dancer:Kompiang Metri Davies.
During the 25th Anniversary Celebration GSJ performed this formative early-20th century kebyar-style dance piece. As with Taruna Jaya (see above) older and more original variants of this piece will be studied, contextualized, and presented in the proposed project.
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alberteinsteinthejew 4 months ago
its greeaat video! terima kasih for upload
yudiweb 3 years ago
Sekar Jaya,
great...best balinese gamelan group.
god job...
greetings from belgium
agusbelgique 3 years ago
Sekar Jaya is the group of Sekehe Gong from the US have participated the Balines Art Festival from time to time. Appreciated for the job well done.
SisterDuke 4 years ago
WoW
mmilaaaaaa 4 years ago
wah yg mekopak itu mirip komang yg tinggal di Den haag dia asal singaraja en suka pentas nari bali di amesterdam en rumah di den haag salam saya erawati dari karangasem cari saya ketik di you tube erawati
lizzjuhh1994 4 years ago
love the music...good job buddy.
M4X1K3 4 years ago
love to watch it.
Love to Maddie and Jim Hogan :))
umamidori 4 years ago