Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sanggar Kembang Ceraki: Gamelan Scarlatti (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Sanggar Kembang Ceraki
- Title: Sanggar Kembang Ceraki: Gamelan Scarlatti
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: YANTRA
- Genre: World, Classical
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC / 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC & booklet
- Total Time: 00:38:54
- Total Size: 182; 379 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
I Putu Gede Sukaryana (b. 1987) or Balot as he is better known among his peers, is a musician and composer from the village of Beraban in Tabanan regency. Like most Balinese musicians with conservatory training his competence in gamelan music is broad. He is an active performer with proficiency in multiple gamelan repertoires as well as experience as a tablist. From large state‐sponsored festivals and competitions to performances associated with the social obligations (ngayah) of his local village and temple communities across Bali, he is also versed in a wide range of performance settings. As a principal member of the established arts group (sanggar) Ceraken, he has both performed and composed new works that challenge the distinction between tradition (tradisi) and modern (moderen)—terms with distinct connotations in Bali. His versatility as a musician and interest in musics globally (specifically Indian Hindustani and Carnatic traditions and Western art music) forms a wide sonic palette from which he draws inspiration in his own creativity.
As a talented and aspiring artist on Bali, he navigates the disparate demands associated with being a full‐time musician—a life he has chosen. At the age of 15, when many of his peers decided to attend the local vocational high school that would prepare them for jobs in the tourism industry, he made the bold choice to pursue his interest in gamelan at the more distant high school of the performing arts (SMKI) in Batubulan, Gianyar—a one hour commute from his home near Tanah Lot (hence the nickname Ba‐ Lot). Citing a desire to broaden his horizons, he made this decision in spite of his father’s suggestion to attend the local high school. Upon arriving at the conservatory, however, he faced an unexpected reality: most of the students enrolled at the school had far more experience with gamelan. He recalls initially feeling intimidated, but this soon waned. By the end of his two‐year course of study he had proved himself a talented and capable musician and established considerable rapport with one of the school’s faculty members, the internationally renowned eccentric, musician, and composer I Madé Subandi. ~ more in the booklet & Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 025 (01:20)
02. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 294 (03:31)
03. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 426 (03:32)
04. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 113 (03:15)
05. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 095 (01:46)
06. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 262 (03:31)
07. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 278 (03:32)
08. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 362 (02:50)
09. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 491 (03:04)
10. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 114 (07:14)
11. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 067 (02:16)
12. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 348 (03:01)
As a talented and aspiring artist on Bali, he navigates the disparate demands associated with being a full‐time musician—a life he has chosen. At the age of 15, when many of his peers decided to attend the local vocational high school that would prepare them for jobs in the tourism industry, he made the bold choice to pursue his interest in gamelan at the more distant high school of the performing arts (SMKI) in Batubulan, Gianyar—a one hour commute from his home near Tanah Lot (hence the nickname Ba‐ Lot). Citing a desire to broaden his horizons, he made this decision in spite of his father’s suggestion to attend the local high school. Upon arriving at the conservatory, however, he faced an unexpected reality: most of the students enrolled at the school had far more experience with gamelan. He recalls initially feeling intimidated, but this soon waned. By the end of his two‐year course of study he had proved himself a talented and capable musician and established considerable rapport with one of the school’s faculty members, the internationally renowned eccentric, musician, and composer I Madé Subandi. ~ more in the booklet & Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 025 (01:20)
02. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 294 (03:31)
03. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 426 (03:32)
04. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 113 (03:15)
05. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 095 (01:46)
06. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 262 (03:31)
07. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 278 (03:32)
08. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 362 (02:50)
09. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 491 (03:04)
10. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 114 (07:14)
11. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 067 (02:16)
12. Sanggar Kembang Ceraki - Sonata K 348 (03:01)
Year 2016 | Classical | World | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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