Seleh
Indonesian musical melody used in Gamelan
The sèlèh note or nada seleh is an Indonesian music concept used in Javanese gamelan music. In Javanese gamelan music, the sèlèh note or nada seleh is the final note of a gatra, or four-beat melodic unit. As such it is the note which serves as the goal for all the various strands of the musical texture.[1]
See also
- Gamelan
- kotekan
- Gatra
- Colotomy
- Slendro
- Music of Indonesia
- Music of Java
Sources
- ^ Brinner, Benjamin (2008). Music in Central Java, p.60. ISBN 978-0-19-514737-7.
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Gamelan
- Pelog
- Slendro
- Pathet
- Cengkok
- Seleh
- Sekaran
- Imbal & kotekan
- Gatra
- Colotomy
- Irama
- Gamelan notation
ensembles
- American gamelan
- Angklung gamelan
- Bebonangan gamelan
- Beleganjur gamelan
- Degung gamelan
- Gadhon gamelan
- Gambang gamelan
- Gender wayang gamelan
- Gong gede gamelan
- Gong kebyar gamelan
- Gong Si Bolong
- Jegog gamelan
- Joged bumbung gamelan
- Malay gamelan
- Munggang gamelan
- Salendro gamelan
- Sekaten gamelan
- Selunding gamelan
- Semar pegulingan gamelan
- Siteran gamelan
- Surakartan gamelan
Colotomic or phrase-making | |
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Balungan or melody | |
Panerusan or elaborating | |
Unpitched | |
Vocals and clapping |
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