-
typically makes use of the
kroncong (the
sound Crong-crong-crong
comes from this instrument, so the
music is
called kroncong). A
kroncong orchestra or ensemble...
- orchestra, but most
often was sung in
kroncong style known as
kroncong perjuangan (struggle
kroncong). The
kroncong divas; Waldjinah,
Sundari Sukoco and...
-
Keroncong Tugu, also
known as
keroncong Moresco, is a type of
kroncong typical of Tugu. The
kroncong Tugu is pla****
during wedding ceremonies, New Year festivals...
- working-class people) can also be
found in
Brazilian modinha and
Indonesian kroncong,
although all
these music genres subsequently developed their own independent...
- Indies. It is a
fusion of
Indonesian and
Western music, with
roots in
Kroncong (traditional Portuguese-Indonesian
fusion music). The
genre was performed...
-
called Indorock, a
fusion of
Indonesian and
Western music with
roots in
Kroncong. At the
height of
their career, in the 1950s and
early 1960s, the band...
- the
national language "Bahasa Indonesia". It was
composed in the
local kroncong style, a po****r folk
style with
Portuguese influences. He
initially performed...
- of music: Pop and Urban, Rock and Metal, Jazz and Instrumental,
Kroncong and
Kroncong Contemporary/Style/Opera, Dangdut, children's songs, production...
- with
Liner Notes. Bibliography. Vol. 2 (1991):
Indonesian Po****r Music:
Kroncong, Dangdut, &
Langgam Jawa. Weintraub,
Andrew N. (2010).
Dangdut Stories:...
- Asia, and some
other countries. The song is
almost synonymous with the
kroncong style of
Javanese music.
Martohartono was most
commonly known simply as...
