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In the previous chapters it has been shown that the majority of the Old Javanese instruments on the temple reliefs were identifiable, and that a fairly large number of names of instruments and orchestras could be placed in their correct context. This was done by means of comparison, in part with Sanskrit names and with Indian and Indochinese instruments, and in part with names existing in the Archipelago. This proved impossible with regard to a number of words, and these are listed here in alphabetical order, with their references in literature.
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Cf. P i g e a u d, Woordenboek, p. 181.
KBwb. II 231 s.v. kalih II.
Poerbatjaraka II p. 312.
See our Table B p. 116.
Wargasari; B.T. 164; A.P. XIV 3.
Cf. above pp. 72–73 and notes 166–168, pp. 79–80 and note 191.
T. V 105, 106 (KBwb. II 158 s.v. ketur and IV 263 s.v. pupuh); cf. also Hrsw. IV 102a, VI 49a.
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This form also in Sut. LXXIII 15b (KBwb. IV 1040); but J u y n b o 11 II p. 410 translates it as “naine of a manner of singing”.
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Ww. I 31: asanding samépa kakalih, i.e. “having next to him two samépa”. Perhaps one for the pélog-and one for the sléndro-music ? — R.L. VII 132: punang paniyaga, panamépanalukat, i.e. “the gamelan-players, the samépaplayers and the salukat-players”.
Ww. I 32. (See KBwb. III 336 s.v. samépa).
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Cf. above p. 79.
Cf. Kunst IX vol. I pp. 278 and 281.
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See our Table A.
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Wir. 96.
Wir. 11.
Cf. above p. 31 note 43.
Wir. 85 (translation by R. Goris).
Cf. Rasse r s pp. 61, 63, 73, 101, 103, 105, 107, 112, 123, 356 and 357.
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Kunst, J. (1968). Unidentified Names of Instruments and Orchestras. In: Hindu-Javanese Musical Instruments. Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9185-2_6
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