Here is the form of clothing worn by Gamelan Jawa musicians in Malaysia:

Baju Kurung or Kebaya: Female musicians often wear baju kurung or kebaya with traditional patterns, symbolizing Jawa culture.

Baju Melayu or Teluk Belanga: Male musicians wear Baju Melayu or Baju Teluk Belanga, equipped with kain samping to highlight traditional elements.

Shawl or Kain Batik: Women often add a shawl or kain batik wrapped around the waist to reflect elegance and cultural heritage.

Songkok or Tengkolok: Men sometimes wear a Songkok or Tengkolok as a head covering, symbolizing Malay and Jawa culture.

Traditional Accessories: Some musicians add accessories such as brooches, bracelets, or rings to complete their look.

These instruments form the main composition in the performance of Gamelan Jawa. Here are the musical instruments of  Gamelan Jawa in Malaysia:

Gong

Bonang

Gambang

Saron

Kenong

Slenthem

Gender

Kendang

Gamelan Jawa music is performed in Malaysia as listed below:

Player Formation: Musicians sit in a specific formation according to the position of the musical instruments, ensuring harmony of sound between each instrument.

Rhythmic Beats: Each musical instrument is played with a specific striking or plucking technique to produce a harmonious rhythm.

Main Tempo Follower: The gong serves as the main tempo marker, with the other musicians following the set beat.

Dance or Story Accompaniment: In certain performances, gamelan music accompanies traditional dances or shadow puppets synchronized with the movement or scene of the story.

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