complete list of traditional musical instruments, and folk songs on the island of Sumatra

Sumatra is one of the largest islands in the western part of Indonesia. Has several different tribes and cultures. On the island of Sumatra there are 10 provinces with an area of ​​443,065.8 km2.

If you look at the previous post I made about the complete list of names of tribes, languages, traditional weapons, and traditional houses on the island of Sumatra.

You could say this is a continuation of these posts, because on this occasion I will discuss about the complete list of traditional musical instruments, and folk songs on the island of Sumatra.

Province Nanggro Aceh Darussalam (NAD)

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Arbab
• Bangsi Alas
• Canang
• Geundrang
• Serune Kalee
• Taktok Trieng
• Bereguh
• Rapai / Rebana
• Celempong
• Tambo

Folk Songs :

• Bungong Jeumpa
• Lembah Alas
• Tawar Sadenge
• Aceh Lon Sayang
• Aneuk Yatim

Province North Sumatra

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Doli-Doli
• Druni Dana
• Faritia
• Garantung
• Ole-Ole
• Gendang Sisibah/Pakpak
• Gordang Sambilan
• Gendang Singanaki
• Hapetan atau Hasapi
• Taganing
• Sarune Bolon
• Gonrag
• Gordang

Folk Songs :

• Sinanggar Tullo
• Anju Ahu
• Butet
• Cikala Le Pong Pong
• Dago Inang Sarge
• Ketabo
• Leleng Ma Hupaima
• Lisoi
• Medekdek Magambiri
• Mariam Tomong
• Nasonang Dohita Nadua

Province West Sumatra

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Talempong
• Bansi
• Gendang Tabuik
• Saluang
• Serunai
• Pupuik Tanduak
• Rabab
• Tambua
• Pupuik Batang Padi

Folk Songs :

• Anak Daro
• Ayam Den Lapeh
• Badindin
• Barek Solok
• Dayung Palinggam
• Gelang Sipaku Gelang
• Ki Parak Tingga
• Kabanglah Bungo
• Kampuang Nan Jauh Di Mata
• Lah Laruik Sanjo
• Mak Inang
• Malam Baiko

Province Riau

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Nafiri
• Rebana Ubi
• Gambus
• Kompang
• Marwas
• Talempong (Calempong)
• Gong
• Gendang Panjang

Folk Songs :

• Soleram
• Kutang Barendo
• Laksmana Raja Di Laut
• Lancang Kuning
• Pantai Solop
• Oucu Maantau

Province Kepulauan Riau (Riau Islands)

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Bebano
• Rebana
• Gambus
• Gedombak
• Gambang Camar
• Gendang Nobat
• Gong
• Gendang Panjang
• Nafiri
• Marwas

Folk Songs :

• Segantang Lada
• Kepri Manise
• Dendang Nelayan
• Selayang Pandang
• Senandung Melayu

Province Jambi

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Serangko
• Serdam
• Sekdu
• Gangor
• Puput Kayu
• Gambus Jambi
• Kelintang Jolo
• Gendang Melayu
• Kelintang Kayu

Folk Songs :

• Batik Jambi
• Batang hari
• Injit-injit
• Pinang muda
• Selendang Mayang

Province South Sumatra

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Burdah (Gendang Oku)
• Alat Musik Tenun
• Gambus
• Kenong (Kenung Basemah)
• Genggong
• Rebana (Terbangan)

Folk Songs :

• Dek Sangke
• Tari Tanggai
• Kabile-Bile
• Luk Mak Ilang
• Pangkalam Umbak
• Gending Sriwijaya
• Pempek Lenjer
• Bujang Alap
• Ya Saman
• Petang-Petang Menyilap Lampu

Province Bangka Belitung

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Dambus
• Rebana
• Gendang Melayu
• Gong
• Rebab
• Caklemong
• Gambangan
• Seruling

Folk Songs :

• Yok Miak
• Alam Wisata Pulau Bangka
• Men Sahang Lah Mirah
• Sidik Belitong-Ngurat

Province Bengkulu

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Bedug/Doll
• Redap
• Tasa
• Serunai
• Harmonium
• Rebana Kerincing
• Genderang Panjang
• Gambus
• Kelintang (Kulintang)

Folk Songs :

• Lalan Belek
• Sungai Suci
• Anak Kumang

Province Lampung

Traditional Musical Instruments :

• Bende
• Gambus
• Kompang/Khaddap
• Gamolan Cetik/Gamolan Peking
• Serdam
• Gendang

Folk Songs :

• Cangget Agung
• Lipang Lipangdang
• Tanoh Lado
• Sang Bumi Ghuwai Junghai
• Bumi Lampung
• Seminung
• Muloh Tungga
• Penyandangan

Thank you for visiting and reading the post I have made on this blog, hopefully in my post this time can provide knowledge and make your knowledge more broadly about the culture of Indonesia. Once again, thank you.