Talempong duduak

For male and/or female participants. "Sitting talempong ensemble": women playing gong-chimes (talempong) and drums in seated position (duduak) as accompaniment for traditional Minangkabau dance. Among the most beautiful, sacred and highly rated instruments in Minangkabau culture are the gong-chimes which combine with drums, also sacred and highly rated, to form talempong ensembles. These are played at ritual occasions and may also include flutes and gongs. (For more information, see Margaret J Kartomi, On Concepts and Classifications of Musical Instruments, Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, pp.225-234.)

Copyright 1985. Notes prepared by Bronia Kornhauser with Margaret Kartomi, School of Music-Conservatorium, Monash University. Photography by Hidris Kartomi.

本数据集面向男性及/或女性参与者。“坐式塔伦邦合奏组（Sitting talempong ensemble）”指女性以坐姿（duduak）演奏编锣（gong-chimes，即talempong）与鼓，作为米南加保（Minangkabau）传统舞蹈的伴奏。在米南加保文化中，编锣是兼具美感、神圣性与极高认可度的代表性乐器之一，它与同样兼具神圣性与极高认可度的鼓组合，便构成了塔伦邦合奏组。此类合奏组多用于仪式场合，演奏阵容亦可纳入长笛与铜锣。（更多信息详见Margaret J·卡尔托米所著《乐器概念与分类》（On Concepts and Classifications of Musical Instruments），芝加哥：芝加哥大学出版社，第225-234页。）1985年版权所有。注释由布罗妮娅·科恩豪泽（Bronia Kornhauser）与玛格丽特·卡尔托米（Margaret Kartomi）共同撰写，撰写单位为莫纳什大学音乐学院（School of Music-Conservatorium, Monash University）。摄影：希德里丝·卡尔托米（Hidris Kartomi）。