Overview
This course introduces students to gamelan traditions through hands-on instrumental practice, cultural analysis, and ensemble collaboration. Students will explore tuning systems, melodic structures, and interlocking rhythmic techniques across the semester of progressive rehearsals. The course culminates in a public ensemble concert, assessed on technical proficiency, cultural understanding, and collective musicianship.
- Analyse the cultural, historical, and philosophical contexts of gamelan traditions and performance practices. (C4, PLO2)
- Practise foundational playing techniques on gamelan instruments in an ensemble context. (P3, PLO3)
- Commit as an active ensemble member in a cohesive, culturally informed public performance. (A3, PLO9)
Elective Details
Course Code: FEL1763
Offering Semesters: September
Credit Hours: 3
Delivery: Face-to-Face Delivery
Assessment Weightage: Continuous Assessment: 40%, Final Assessment: 60%
Course Lecturer: Mr Gnana Selvan Edward Peter
Contact Email: @email
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