photo credit: Tony Earnst
Audio clip link (6:37) Hertz Hall April 28, 2018
This clip starts in a moderate tempo with music that accompanies a hero character dancing and strutting, then suddenly speeds up to an exciting tempo for a scene change, and just as abruptly slows to a sorrowful piece behind a short bit of narrated scene setting by the puppeteer (Ki Midiyanto). This leads into dual vocals between the puppeteer and our featured female singer (Heni Savitri), and finally ends with a small group of soft instruments accompanying the puppeteer in a hallmark vocal piece essential in Javanese shadow plays.
This clip starts in a moderate tempo with music that accompanies a hero character dancing and strutting, then suddenly speeds up to an exciting tempo for a scene change, and just as abruptly slows to a sorrowful piece behind a short bit of narrated scene setting by the puppeteer (Ki Midiyanto). This leads into dual vocals between the puppeteer and our featured female singer (Heni Savitri), and finally ends with a small group of soft instruments accompanying the puppeteer in a hallmark vocal piece essential in Javanese shadow plays.
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Wayang Kulit "Tunggu Tunggorono" Program Notes
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