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Tocando música Gamelan en Buenos Aires @elclubdelgamelan. Rehearsing a Balinese song with teacher Isis Wolf @isiswolflight

#gamelan #gong kebyar #musica #vivo #percussion #Instagram

A live looping session playing Gamelan Angklung Samples, Tibetan Bowls and Suling (Balinese Traditional Flute) with Ableton Live, next to the Rice Fields in Bali, Indonesia, バリニーズフルート

Wish you enjoy this sounds, Thank You =)

Aoiii

#soundhealing #flute #bali #gamelan #live looping #Youtube

"Afrikasia, Vol. I" is a compilation of instrumental Downtempo, Afrobeat, Reggaeton, Lo Fi type of danceable ambient music to color our lives, This new project is inspired in a fusion between Africa and Asia continentes, with my Latin American roots. Wish you enjoy this first flavour, W/Love Aoiii Agustín Oscar Rissotti (Composer, producer @aoiiimusica) Bym Konan (Percussion Samples @bym.le.negus) The Kount (Percussion Samples @kountkoal) Romina Ryan (Hand Logo Design @romina.ryan)

#electronic #downtempo #aoiii #bali #indonesia #afrikasia #afrobeat #bandcamp

Recorded and Composed between November 2021 and February 2022 in Bali, Indonesia, by Buenos Aires born producer Agustín Oscar Rissotti. "Balinese Meditations" is a closer approach to different traditional instruments from the Island, which I sampled. I included mostly a small Gamelan Ensemble called "Angklung", which is used for Cremations and Funerals, and the biggest Bamboo ensemble called "Jegog", which is intended for party celebrations. Both of this Ensembles hold a 4 tone scale. I also added a small composition with Gong Kebyar (in "Gempa Bumi") and Semar Pegulingan ensembles (in "Semut Tropikal"), which have a larger sale (5 and 7 tones respectively). The process started in the University Museum and different Sanggars (rehearsal spaces for the Gamelan Orchestras), where I recorded all the samples of the instruments. The result were this vibrant compositions, which I made while traveling around the island with a Laptop, Headphones and sampler. I witnessed children playing in the water, grandparents eating cake, friends having laughter and conversations, families growing together, the waitress and waiters coming and going, the rice fields, the mountains, sunshine and storms, the smiles and the sorrows. I would drink usually a Balinese Coffee with Tropical fruit juice and get bitten by ants while composing. The flutes and the vocal layers were added in my house once the instrumentals were finished. Those are the only instruments that I recorded in my room in Gianyar. The album cover is a Balinese Masked Dancer (Topeng), from the public domain taken in 1948 by the artist Bruijin P. I wish you to enjoy this music so much, as I enjoyed travelling and composing it. Sending you blessings and love.

Encouraged by: @fnaargentina

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