During my visit to Stockholm to attend the 2019 Wikimania conference, I had the opportunity to play karinding as a fatigue reliever, after a day of attending the conference. Karinding is a jawharp musical instrument from Sundanese culture, in West […]
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Asep Nata’s Innovation of Karinding Towél
By Ilham Nurwansah Meet Asep Nata, a humble person who innovate a new type of Sundanese karinding. He is now a lecturer (honored) in Faculty of Art and Literature Pasundan University, in Bandung, capitol of West Java. His invention has […]
Baca selengkapnyaCommunity of Karinding Buhun Ciomas
By Ilham Nurwansah Here is another karinding group from eastern part of West Java. They called KATCI acronym of Komunitas Adat Ciomas or Custom Community of Ciomas. Located in Ciomas village, Ciomas sub-distric, Regency of Ciamis. In other way, they […]
Baca selengkapnyaPalm Karinding of Cineam
Karinding is very closely to the Sundanese (rice) farmer. This people’s traditional folk-game instrument, according to the legend, has been existing in Sunda-land since 300 years ago. Luckily, this instrument can still be found in Citamiang, Pasirmukti village, sub district […]
Baca selengkapnyaWhat is the Karinding?
By Ilham Nurwansah Karinding is a sound tool in the Sundanese karawitan (musical art). It can be made of very thin palm midrib or bamboo outer skin (epidermis), hit by finger to play it with mouth as resonator. In Cianjur, […]
Baca selengkapnyaThe Use of Karinding
By Ilham Nurwansah Karinding has many uses and function depends on where the karinding music tradition born and live in Sundanese society. From romantic to mystic, that are what I found in several places in West Java and Banten. […]
Baca selengkapnyaKarinding Buhun Baduy: Nilik Koléksi Waditra Museum Sribaduga
Ku Ilham Nurwansah[1] (dimuat di majalah Mangle No. 2489) Museum Sri Baduga minangka lembaga anu dikokolakeun ku pamaréntah Provinsi Jawa Barat, mibanda rupa-rupa koléksi anu ngawakilan banda sajarah jeung kabudayaan masarakat Sunda. Boh anu nyampak kénéh, boh nu geus punah, […]
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