slenthem

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The slenthem is a low-pitched metallophone with bronze keys used in Javanese gamelan ensembles to provide a sustained, foundational melody line.

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slenthem canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gamelan instrument
metallophone
musical instrument
associatedWith Javanese culture
belongsTo Gamelan
surface form: gamelan family of instruments
classification idiophone
contrastsWith higher-pitched metallophones
hasComponent bronze keys
hasFunction provides foundational melody line
provides sustained tone
hasMaterial bronze
hasPitch low-pitched
originatesFrom Java
playedWith mallet
playsRoleIn balungan melody
region Java
surface form: Central Java

East Java
relatedTo demung
gender
saron
soundProducedBy struck keys
tunedIn pelog tuning system
slendro tuning system
typicalEnsemble Gamelan
surface form: Javanese court gamelan

Javanese village gamelan
usedFor accompaniment
ensemble performance
usedIn Javanese gamelan

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Gamelan usesInstrument slenthem