Gamelan Music Lesson

Name: Gamelan Music Lesson
Brand: Campa Tour
SKU: 867316a9-1020-4a7c-9fab-0055dcf6d53d
Availability: InStock

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Summary

You will be picked up at your hotel or any prearranged meeting point to a beautiful village north of Yogyakarta. Enjoy welcome drink while the instructor explains the history and the philosophy of Gamelan. Then the instructor will demonstrate the technique and allow you to practice yourselves. We will give you a traditional clothing wrap to magnify your traditional javanese experience. By the end of the practice, you will be able to learn a common Javanese song, its meaning and history. End your session with traditional lunch, then you will be transferred back to the meeting point/hotel. Facilities • Pick up and drop from the hotel/prearranged meeting point in the morning • Instructor • Lunch • Mineral Water

Tour info

Duration

3 hours

Why take this tour?

Welcome to Indonesia. During your journey you will often hear a soothing sound of music that is rather different from your usual play list. Most of the music were played by an ancient combination of metal and wood musical instrument named Gamelan. Perhaps one of the oldest musical instrument on earth, Gamelan is played throughout the country, most commonly in Java. Learn to play it yourself, and find a meditative experience that will enhance your journey .

What’s included?

All taxes, fees and handling charges
Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected)
Driver/guide
Bottled water
Lunch
Gratuities

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 3h 30m
Mobile tickets accepted
Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Campa Tour

About operator:

Indonesia is one of the world’s largest exporters of tea and this tour gives you the chance to go behind-the-scenes at a local tea plantation. Stroll around the plantation, have a go at harvesting the tea leaves, then visit the tea processing house to learn how the leaves are made into tea. Finally, make your very own cup of ‘Sangit’ tea and enjoy it alongside a traditional lunch.