1. Music
Created by :
•Delly Amalia
•Dewi Atin Surya
•Iin Indrawati
•Lusiana Dewi Fitri Nur Indah Sari
•Mega Hidayah

2.  Music is beauty, listening a music is a very
enjoyable activity. In fact, not
infrequently of us are willing to spend
time just listening to music. As well as
musical entertainment for all people from
all walkslife, both young and old, rich,
poor, and so on, all the music together.

3. Development of Music
 Gamelan
Indonesian gamelan music has been well known
and loved by Western cognoscenti for many
years. This instrumental ensemble music played
on a variety of metal ingots, pots, gongs, and
drums (the word gamelan refers to the
collection of instruments themselves) has
enchanted first-time listeners (including Sir
Francis Drake who visited Java in 1580) with its
blend of exotic modality and shimmering timbre.

4.  Keroncong
The roots of kroncong date back to the 16th century
when sailors brought Portuguese instruments and
melodies to Indonesia. These imported elements were
absorbed by the local mixed-race Lusophones, who
developed an urban music that came to be associated
with lower-class rogues. One of the famous song is
Bengawan Solo (River Solo), composed by Solonese
senior artist Mr. GESANG. Bengawan Solo is not heard
only in Solo or Indonesia, but its popularity has crossed
the border to other countries of South East Asia &
Japan. The popular artists are Gesang, Sundari
Sukoco, Mus Mulyadi, etc.

5.  Dangdut
Dangdut is a newer, percussion-based style with
strong Muslim influences. Langgan Jawa is a
form of kroncong with strong links to other local
styles. Also included is some village ronggeng
and a guitar-backed style that crosses local,
Latin and Indian influences. These 1970s street
performances, by market and other itinerant
musicians are earthier and, I find, much more
interesting than their studio equivalents. The
popular artist are Rhoma Irama, Elvy Sukaesih,
etc.

6. THE TYPES OF
MUSIC

7.  Art of music,
 Classical music,
 Popular music.

8. Some genres of music popular
are :
 Classical Music  Ska
 Blues  Funk
 Keroncong  Dangdut
 Jazz  Heavy Metal
 Rock  Gospel
 Country  Pop
 Reggae  Hip Hop
 RnB  Electronic
 Traditional Music

9. It is 8 benefits of music for body and
soul health :
 Relieves toothache
 Curing insomnia or restless sleep
 Relieve stress
 Improve mood
 Help to focus
 Increase endurance
 Better mental health
 Music can soothe babies who are born
premature.

10. Conclusion
 Music is one of our alternative to reduce
pain, refresh our mind, and many more.
It’s very useful for us, because we are a a
student and a worker.
 In the end, the music work balance the
right brain and left brain.