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Music in Indonesia is diverse due to its many islands and cultures. Gamelan orchestral music that uses metallophones, xylophones, drums and gongs is prominent. Gamelan is often accompanied by dance and reflects the culture and history of regions like Bali and Java. Gamelan has also spread and influenced music outside of Indonesia.
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