MUSIC OF JAVA SUWE ORA JAMU By: Permata 9.1

INTRODUCTION TO INDONESIA  17,508 islands  Indonesia Uniqueness  About 300 Ethnic groups  Considered an island stuck in time

INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL SONGS Jawa Lindri Sunda Es Lilin Maluku Hela Rotan Betawi Kicir - Kicir Tapanuli Lisoi Sulawesi O Ina I Keke

INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL SONGS Minang Ayam Den Lapeh Madura Tanduk Majeng Sum-Sel Dek Sangke

THE ART OF INDONESIA  Wayang  Dance  Architecture  Batik

JAVA  13 th largest island in the world  Four Provinces : West, Central, East and Banten.  One of the world’s most populous islands  Current population 138 million (2011)

JAVA  Tea Plantations  Legends  Temples and Famous Architecture  Agriculture  Batik

JAVA TRADITIONAL SONGS  Cublak-Cublak Suweng  Dondong Opo Salak  Gambang Suling  Ilir-Ilir  Lindri  Sluku Bathok  Suwe Ora Jamu

BALI  One of the most visited islands in Indonesia.  Famous for dances  Beautiful Architecture  Rich Agriculture  Flora and Fauna  Unlike most islands

MUSIC SHEET

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

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

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.

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