Kemunculan gamelan didahului dengan

Kemunculan gamelan didahului dengan budaya Hindu-Budha yang mendominasi Indonesia pada awal masa pencatatan sejarah, yang juga mewakili seni asli indonesia. Instrumennya dikembangkan hingga bentuknya sampai seperti sekarang ini pada zaman Kerajaan Majapahit. Dalam perbedaannya dengan musik India, satu-satunya dampak ke-India-an dalam musik gamelan adalah bagaimana cara menyanikannya. Dalam mitologi Jawa, gamelan dicipatakan oleh Sang Hyang Guru pada Era Saka, dewa yang menguasai seluruh tanah Jawa, dengan istana di gunung Mahendra di Medangkamulan (sekarang Gunung Lawu). Sang Hyang Guru pertama-tama menciptakan gong untuk memanggil para dewa. Untuk pesan yang lebih spesifik kemudian menciptakan dua gong, lalu akhirnya terbentuk set gamelan.

結果 (英語) 1:

The emergence of the gamelan was preceded by Buddhist-Hindu culture which dominates Indonesia early on in the recording of history, which also represents the original art from indonesia. Instrument developed to shape up as now in the days of the Majapahit Kingdom. In difference with the music of India, the only impact to India-2000s in gamelan music is how to menyanikannya. In Javanese mythology, the gamelan was created by Sang Hyang Guru in Saka Era, the God who controlled the whole of the land of Java, with the castle on the mountain in Medangkamulan Mahendra (now mount Lawu). Sang Hyang Guru first of all create the gong to summon the gods. For a more specific message is then created two gongs, then finally formed set of gamelan.

結果 (英語) 2:

Occurrences gamelan preceded by Hindu-Buddhist culture that dominated Indonesia in the early days of recording history, which also represents the original art of Indonesia. The instrument was developed to shape up like this in the days of the Majapahit Kingdom. In contrast to the music of India, the only impact of India's in gamelan music is how menyanikannya. In the mythology of Java, gamelan dicipatakan by Sang Hyang Guru in Saka Era, the god who controlled the whole land of Java, with a castle on the mountain Mahendra in Medangkamulan (now Mount Lawu). Sang Hyang Guru first create a gong to summon the gods. For a more specific message and then create two gongs, and finally formed a set of gamelan.