Traditional Musical Instruments of South Sulawesi and their explanation
South Sulawesi is a province with a capital city in Makassar. South Sulawesi used to have the name "Ujung Pandang". South Sulawesi has beautiful artistic potential and local wisdom. Likewise with the traditional musical instruments they have. The following aspects are as follows:
Tolindo is the name of a traditional musical instrument typical of South Sulawesi that may originate from Toraja land, with its unique and simple form with traditional Tolindo or Popondi music in various traditional events there. Tolindo's musical instruments are also quite famous in the world, the name Tolindo is the name of a traditional musical instrument in the Bugis area while Popondi is for its name in the Makassar area.
This traditional musical instrument is made from materials that can be searched from nature, namely wood, coconut shell and wind because we use Tolindo by picking. Tolindo or Popondi has an arc-like shape, this instrument is also included in the one-stringed zither type. The coconut shell will later be used as a resonator.
Traditional Popondi / Tolindo musical instruments are usually played by experts when harvesting their rice fields or when filling their free time.
Also read : ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF THE BATAM ISLAND DESTINATION
Musical instruments in the form of a drum, which is paired with skin on both sides, this instrument will make a sound if it is patted or hit on the skin.
Bulo drum has a different size, one side is wider on the part that is hit. To play the Bulo Drum, you have to arrange it in advance and if you are normal (left-handed) the bigger side is on the right and to hit it using a wooden stick or drum stick, and the left side is hit using your palm.
Alosu is a type of musical instrument made from woven coconut leaves and forms small, neatly arranged boxes. In this section there are seeds that if we shake it will make a sound like the one in a plastic bottle. The use of Alosu is difficult to find, but if you want to have some regional songs that use this traditional musical instrument as accompaniment.
Becing is a musical instrument made of metal and played by being struck by one another. The shape is interesting, like a paddle making this musical instrument quite famous, often used in carnivals or party parades and traditional ceremonies.
Keso-keso is a traditional South Sulawesi musical instrument that is quite famous because the sound produced is very beautiful and makes us feel carried away with the atmosphere of its origin. This traditional musical instrument uses the name "keso" because it is indeed the way to play is swiped, called "keso-keso" and some people also have something called "Kere-Kere Galang".
In the keso-keso body part which is referred to as the resonator is made of wood that is chosen in a special way and uses a banana liver with a cavity in the middle to create maximum sound. After being carved in such a shape from the basin, the void of the jackfruit wood is covered with a membrane made of selected goat skin.
Lembang flute is the same as a flute musical instrument found in another area that emits sound when blown, except that the lembang flute is 50 to 100 cm in diameter and 2 cm in diameter, the lembang flute is usually equipped with more than 8 holes to produce a unique one.
Puwi-puwi or also called puik-puik is a trumpet musical instrument typical of South Sulawesi. The shape and function of this musical instrument are exactly the same as some musical instruments from other regions in Indonesia, such as chrysanthemums in Sumatra, Sronen in East Java, and Tarompet in West Java.
Basi Basi or Clarinet is a musical instrument made of bamboo in which there is a double membrane, how to play it by blowing it. The Bugisarkan community is stale and the Makassar community calls it a clarinet.
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Jalappa is a traditional musical instrument that is shaped like a cymbal, this instrument is made of brass metal and is used during certain traditional ceremonies such as when offering offerings to the gods. In some areas, the name of the traditional South Sulawesi musical instrument is better known as buttons because of its shape that resembles a large legal button. See you later and thank you.
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| Traditional Musical Instruments of South Sulawesi and their explanation |
1. Tolindo / Popondi
Tolindo is the name of a traditional musical instrument typical of South Sulawesi that may originate from Toraja land, with its unique and simple form with traditional Tolindo or Popondi music in various traditional events there. Tolindo's musical instruments are also quite famous in the world, the name Tolindo is the name of a traditional musical instrument in the Bugis area while Popondi is for its name in the Makassar area.
This traditional musical instrument is made from materials that can be searched from nature, namely wood, coconut shell and wind because we use Tolindo by picking. Tolindo or Popondi has an arc-like shape, this instrument is also included in the one-stringed zither type. The coconut shell will later be used as a resonator.
Traditional Popondi / Tolindo musical instruments are usually played by experts when harvesting their rice fields or when filling their free time.
Also read : ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF THE BATAM ISLAND DESTINATION
2. Idiokardo or Bulo Drum
Musical instruments in the form of a drum, which is paired with skin on both sides, this instrument will make a sound if it is patted or hit on the skin.
Bulo drum has a different size, one side is wider on the part that is hit. To play the Bulo Drum, you have to arrange it in advance and if you are normal (left-handed) the bigger side is on the right and to hit it using a wooden stick or drum stick, and the left side is hit using your palm.
3. Alosu / Lalosu
Alosu is a type of musical instrument made from woven coconut leaves and forms small, neatly arranged boxes. In this section there are seeds that if we shake it will make a sound like the one in a plastic bottle. The use of Alosu is difficult to find, but if you want to have some regional songs that use this traditional musical instrument as accompaniment.
4. Ana 'Becing
Becing is a musical instrument made of metal and played by being struck by one another. The shape is interesting, like a paddle making this musical instrument quite famous, often used in carnivals or party parades and traditional ceremonies.
5. Keso-Keso
Keso-keso is a traditional South Sulawesi musical instrument that is quite famous because the sound produced is very beautiful and makes us feel carried away with the atmosphere of its origin. This traditional musical instrument uses the name "keso" because it is indeed the way to play is swiped, called "keso-keso" and some people also have something called "Kere-Kere Galang".
In the keso-keso body part which is referred to as the resonator is made of wood that is chosen in a special way and uses a banana liver with a cavity in the middle to create maximum sound. After being carved in such a shape from the basin, the void of the jackfruit wood is covered with a membrane made of selected goat skin.
6. Flute of Lembang
Lembang flute is the same as a flute musical instrument found in another area that emits sound when blown, except that the lembang flute is 50 to 100 cm in diameter and 2 cm in diameter, the lembang flute is usually equipped with more than 8 holes to produce a unique one.
7. Puwi-Puwi
Puwi-puwi or also called puik-puik is a trumpet musical instrument typical of South Sulawesi. The shape and function of this musical instrument are exactly the same as some musical instruments from other regions in Indonesia, such as chrysanthemums in Sumatra, Sronen in East Java, and Tarompet in West Java.
8. Stale Basi or Clarinet
Basi Basi or Clarinet is a musical instrument made of bamboo in which there is a double membrane, how to play it by blowing it. The Bugisarkan community is stale and the Makassar community calls it a clarinet.
Also read : 7 UNIQUE BEACHS IN INDONESIA THAT MUST BE VISITED
9. Jalappa / Buttons
Jalappa is a traditional musical instrument that is shaped like a cymbal, this instrument is made of brass metal and is used during certain traditional ceremonies such as when offering offerings to the gods. In some areas, the name of the traditional South Sulawesi musical instrument is better known as buttons because of its shape that resembles a large legal button. See you later and thank you.
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