MUSIC OF JAVA SUWE ORA JAMU By: Permata 9.1 Slide 2 INTRODUCTION
TO INDONESIA 17,508 islands Indonesia Uniqueness About 300 Ethnic
groups Considered an island stuck in time Slide 3 INDONESIAN
TRADITIONAL SONGS Jawa Lindri Sunda Es Lilin Maluku Hela Rotan
Betawi Kicir - Kicir Tapanuli Lisoi Sulawesi O Ina I Keke Slide 4
INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL SONGS Minang Ayam Den Lapeh Madura Tanduk
Majeng Sum-Sel Dek Sangke Slide 5 THE ART OF INDONESIA Wayang Dance
Architecture Batik Slide 6 JAVA 13 th largest island in the world
Four Provinces : West, Central, East and Banten. One of the worlds
most populous islands Current population 138 million (2011) Slide 7
JAVA Tea Plantations Legends Temples and Famous Architecture
Agriculture Batik Slide 8 JAVA TRADITIONAL SONGS Cublak-Cublak
Suweng Dondong Opo Salak Gambang Suling Ilir-Ilir Lindri Sluku
Bathok Suwe Ora Jamu Slide 9 BALI One of the most visited islands
in Indonesia. Famous for dances Beautiful Architecture Rich
Agriculture Flora and Fauna Unlike most islands Slide 10 MUSIC
SHEET Slide 11 ABOUT SUWE ORA JAMU Origins : Java traditional Song
Meaning: LAMA TIDAK MINUM JAMU Lama tidak minum jamu Jamu daun
ketela Lama tidak bertemu Bertemu sekali bikin kecewa Slide 12
ANALYZING THE SCORE Time Signature : 4/4 (4 crotchet beats in a
bar) Key Signature : F# C# Major/Minor Scale : D Major Played in
the : Treble Clef (Right hand) Dynamics : The first note of each
bar is slightly accented Tempo : Around Moderato and Allegretto.
The Melody : Legato Slide 13 ANALYZING SCORE The Piece itself :
Piano Piece The Selection: It represents Java The Feeling of the
Song: Meaning is slightly upsetting/longing The song is played in a
Legato tone instead of Staccato Conclusion: The song is played in a
Legato tone because the song was meant to be longing or missing
something. Slide 14 THANK YOU
