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The Music of Indonesia series is a 20-CD collection recorded over the span of eight years from 1991-1999 and published in the year 2000, showcasing the music from multiple artists of the Indonesian archipelago, spanning from traditional music to contemporary styles popular in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta . Produced by Indonesian music expert and scholar Philip Yampolsky, it is a collaboration between Smithsonian Folkway Recordings and the Indonesian Society for the Performing Art. [1]
A best-of compilation containing 15 individual tracks also exists, titled Discover Indonesia.
Content
editThe 20 CDs in the collection all contain several tracks focused on music made using certain instruments, within certain contexts (such as funerals), or within certain areas. Collectively, the series contains 291 individual tracks.
Reception
editMusic of Indonesia was well-received due to its ambition and scale. RootsWorld described it as a "chance to expand one's appreciation and enjoyment of often-localized genres that otherwise probably never would be heard by western audiences". [2]
Track list
editMusic of Indonesia, Vol. 1: Songs Before Dawn: Gandrung Banyuwangi
| No. | Title | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | Delimoan | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 102 | Candra Dewi | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 103 | Seblang Lokento | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 104 | Padha Nonton | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 105 | Jaran Dhawuk | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 106 | Layar Kumendhung (Sails on a mast) | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 107 | Sekar Jenang | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 108 | Erang-erang Subuh | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 109 | Sawung Galing | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 110 | Opak Apem | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
| 111 | Giro | Gandrung ensemble from Banyuwangi |
Music of Indonesia, Vol. 2: Indonesian Popular Music: Kroncong, Dangdut, and Langgam Jawa
| No. | Title | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | Qur'an dan Koran (The Qur'an vs. the Newspapers) | Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama |
| 102 | Begadang II (Stay up all night) | Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama |
| 103 | Sengaja (On purpose) | Soneta Group featuring Elvy Sukaesih |
| 104 | Sahabat (Friends) | Soneta Group featuring Rhoma Irama |
| 105 | Terbelah Dua (Forced apart) | Orkes Melayu Radesa featuring Mansyur S. |
| 106 | Hidup di Bui (Life in jail) | Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi featuring Kwi Ap |
| 107 | Curahan Hati (From the heart) | Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros, featuring Sophia Welly |
| 108 | Kroncong Segenggam Harapan (Kroncong: A handful of hope) | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy |
| 109 | Putri Gunung (Girl from the mountains) | Orkes Kroncong Bintang Nusantara, featuring Tuty H.P. |
| 110 | Kroncong Sapu Lidi (Kroncong: Coconut-fiber broom) | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy |
| 111 | Langgam Suling Bambu | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara |
| 112 | Kroncong Morisko (Moorish Kroncong) | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Suhaery Mufti |
| 113 | Kroncong Kemayoran (Kroncong from Kemayoran) | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Lin Sandy and Emi Mandey |
| 114 | Langgam Schoon Ver Van Jou (Langgam: Though far from you) | Orkes Kroncong Mutiara featuring Emi Mandey |
| 115 | Wuyung (In love) | Orkes Kroncong Bintang Nusantara, featuring Tuty H.P. |
Music of Indonesia, Vol. 3: Music from the Outskirts of Jakarta: Gambang Kromong
edit| No. | Title | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | Pobin Kong Ji Lok | Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu |
| 102 | Poblin Pe Pan Tau / Gula Ganting / Lopan Ce Cu Teng (medley) | Gambang Kromong Irama Bersatu |
| 103 | Mas Nona / Pobin Pe Pan Tau / Lopan Tukang Sado (medley) | Pobin Pe Pan Tau / Mas Nona / Lopan Tukang Sado (medley) |
| 104 | Pobin Poa Si Li Tan / Poa Si Li Tan / Poblin Poa Si Li Tan (medley) | Pobin Poa Si Li Tan / Poa Si Li Tan / Pobin Poa Si Li Tan (medley) |
| 105 | Poblin Pe Pan Tau / Burung Nori / Lopan Seng Kyok (medley) | Pobin Pe Pan Tau / Burung Nori / Lopan Seng Kyok (medley) |
| 106 | Balo-Balo | Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi |
| 107 | Stambul Bila | Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi |
| 108 | Onde-Onde | Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi |
| 109 | Stambul Lama | Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi |
| 110 | Cinta Manis | Grup Tanjidor Kembang Ros |