Music in Java: Its History, Its Theory and Its Technique

255 Pages·1973·15.318 MB·English

by  J. Kunst (auth.), E. L. Heins (eds.)

MUSIC IN JAVA
MUSIC IN JAVA
ITS HISTORY, ITS THEORY AND ITS TECHNIQUE
BY
J. KUNSTt
THIRD. ENLARGED EDITION
Edited by
E. L. HEINS
VOLUME II
THE HAGUE
MARTINUS NI]HOFF
1973
© I973 by Martinus Nijhofl, The Hague, Netherlands
Softeover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition I973
All rights reserved, including the right to translate or to reproduce this
book or parts thereof in any form
ISBN -13: 978-94-010-8053-8 e-ISBN-13:978-94-009-3471-9
DOl: 10.1007/978-94-009-3471-9
CONTENTS OF VOLUME II
ILLUSTRATIONS 1-165. 413
BIBLIOGRAPHY 457
ApPENDICES 1) 477
LIST OF GRAMMOPHONE RECORDS MENTIONED IN THE TEXT. 576
SUPPLEMENT TO THE SECOND EDITION 579
GENERAL INDEX. . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . 601
1) For the contents of the Appendices vide p. 477. Appendices 58-60 are found
at the back of this volume against the cover.
ILLUSTRATIONS
ILLUSTRATIONS 413
Ill. I. Prehistoric bronze kettle-drum, found at Semarang (southern part of the
town), now in the Museum of the Royal Batavia Society (no. 1071 of the Catalogue)
(ct. Vol. I, p. 105 fL) (Photo Archeol. Department) I}
Ill. 2. The "batu gajah" near Pageralam, res. Palembang: rider on elephant; on
his back, a kettledrum (d. ill. 3 and Vol. I, p. 105 ft.).
(after Van der Hoop)
1} Illustrations Nos. 1,4,6-33,35-39,42-47,50-55,59, and 60 are taken from photographs
in possession of the Netherlands Indies Archeological Department.
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Ill. 3. Detail of ill. 2. By means of its handles the kettle-drum is fixed with straps to the
rider's shoulClers.
(after Van der Hoop)
Ill. 4. SmalJ bronze kettle-drum,
excavated near Chibadak Ill. 5. Modern bronze
(West,Priangan) kettle-drum from Alor.
(cf. Vol. I, p. 106) (cf. Vol. I, p. 106)
Ill. 7. Chan<;li Sari: Boddhisatva
Ill. 6. Chandi Sari: Boddhisatva
with bar-zither
with thtee-stringed lute
(d. Vol. I, p. 106/7)
(ef. VoL I, p. 106/7)
a a b
c
Ill. 8. Barabu<;lur (reI. Ia 1): Ill. 9. Barabu<;tur (reI. II 18):
a. drums of different model, b. large cymbals, a. hour-glass drum, b. small cymbals
c. small, narrow lute, d. transverse flute (ef. Vol. I, p. 107)
(ct. Vol. I, p. 107)
c
a b c
. . Ill. 11. Barabu<;lur (reI. Ib 19):
Ill. 10. Barabu<;lur (reI. IBa
300): a. pot-drum, b. trans a. tmklmg cups, b. large cymbals, c. sound-pot, d. trans
verse flutes
verse flute, c. tinkling cups
(d. Vol. I, p. 10 7)
(ef. Vol. I, p. 107)
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h c d
Ill. 12. Barabu<~ur (reI. O. 39) Ill. 13. Barabuc;lur (reI. 0 24):
a. mouth-organs, b. Chinese woorden slitdrum ingrelot-form long flute (?shawm)
with handle, c. begging-cup with small tinkling rods,
d. wooden scraping-stick
abc
Ill. 14. Barabuc;lur (rel. IBb 89): Ill. 15. Barabuc;lur (reI. 0 102):
a. xylophone, b. bell, hanging from two-stringed neck-lute, playecl with
a curved stand, c. (?) ketuk a plectrum
d a
Ill. 16. 13arabuc;lur (reI. Ia 52): III. 17. Barabuc;lur (reI. 11 1):
a. lute played with a plectrum, a. bow-shaped harp with loop-tension,
b. ten-stringed bow-shaped harp b. tinkling cups.
with plug-( ?peg)-tension, c. trans-
verse flute, d. (?) small cymbal.
(ef. Vol. I, p. 107)