QUE SIGNIFIE RINCIK EN MALAISIEN
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définition de rincik dans le dictionnaire malaisien
rincik 1. petite section; argent ~ argent pour dépenser de petites choses; viande ou viande hachée finement; 2. équilibre, plomb; réglage fin réglage fin: ~ pinang. rincik 1. keratan kecil-kecil; wang belanja ~ wang utk belanja perkara-perkara kecil; daging ~ daging yg dipotong halus-halus atau yg kecil-kecil; 2. baki, pinjul; merincik memotong halus-halus: ~ pinang.
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10 LIVRES EN MALAISIEN EN RAPPORT AVEC «RINCIK»
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The Urbanization of Tembang Sunda: An Aristocratic ...
These two styles are used by almost all rincik players, except for students at ASH and SMKI (Bandung's two music schools), who usually play exclusively in carukan style. Graduates from these institutions are said to play rincik in this manner ...
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Calling Back the Spirit : Music, Dance, and Cultural ... - Halaman 154
... close fans tunning rincik fast and loud; some striking of shell of the drums and metal plaques (simpek); dancers move, fans closed tumbuk rua with some stops and extended patterns; dancers stand immobile as drummers executive virtuosic ...
R. Anderson Sutton Professor of Music University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2002
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Sundanese music in the Cianjuran style: anthropological ...
The adjective 'indung' is more recent, coming into use after the smaller kacapi rincik appeared in the 1930s. 2.3. Kacapi rincik The kacapi rincik is sometimes also called kacapi anak, 'child kacapi', in opposition to the kacapi indung, 'mother ...
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Focus: Gamelan Music of Indonesia - Halaman 128
Rincik—gong chime similar to bonangbut tuned an octave higher. Kecrek—stack of iron plates which is hit with a wooden hammer to make a noisy, jangling sound. Ketuk—small gong laid horizontally and hit with a padded stick. Figures 5.9 to ...
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Resipi Kompilasi Warisan: - Halaman 139
Masa penyediaan 20 minit | Masa memasak 30 minit | Hidangan 4orang • 500 g daging rincik atau daging cencang (Dipotong kecil) • 3 sudu makan serbukrempah karidaging • 1 labu bawang besar (Dikisar) • 2 cawan air • 1 sudu makan ...
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Kamus musik - Halaman 358
RINCIK - Kecil, seperti dalam contoh: saron rincik, bonang rincik, ceng- ceng rincik, dan sebagainya. RINDING - Genggong. Ing.: jewsharp. R1NENGGASWARA - Karawitan; kawi- yagan; seniswara; kanayagan; musik. Bel.: toonkunst, meliputi: ...
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Waditra: mengenal alat-alat kesenian Daerah Jawa Barat - Halaman 18
KACAPI RINCIK 1. Pengertian Istilah Kacapi Rintik yaitu kacapi berukuran kecil yang bentuknya hampir sama dengan Kacapi Indung. Kata "Rincik" artinya kecil. Hujan "ngaririncik" artinya hujan gerimis, atau hujan rintik-rintik). Pada waditra ...
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The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music
Its topics include Sundanese history, aspects of nature, mythology, romance, heroic figures, and tragedies. In performance, one or more singers are accompanied by an eighteen-stringed zither (kacapi), a smaller, fifteen-stringed zither (rincik), ...
Garland Encyclopedia of World Music,, 2013
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Bridges to the Ancestors: Music, Myth, And Cultural ... - Halaman 145
Punctuation in "Pejarakan" The rincik is played by a single musician at the fastest density referent pulse (often supported by the kajar and kenat), but, unlike most Balinese cymbals, it is played irregularly in differing rhythmic figurations.
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Biografi Uking Sukri - Halaman 20
Untuk itu bunyi melodi Kacapi Rincik dia turunkan satu gembyang. Ide penurunan suara satu gembyang tersebut buat Kacapi Rincik timbul karena diilhami oleh melodi suara Bonang pada gamelan Degung. Dan ternyata ide Uking Sukri ...
