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Gamelan Sanjiwani is a five-tone Balinese gong kebyar ensemble affiliated with the Eastman School of Music. Since 1993, they have been a key part of Eastman Gamelan alongside Gamelan Lila Muni (Heavenly Sound), contributing vibrant, high-energy performances that showcase the explosive tempo changes and dynamic contrasts characteristic of kebyar repertoire. Typically featuring a robust group of 25–30 players, Sanjiwani collaborates regularly with Eastman’s world-music initiatives and participates in acclaimed World Music Series presentations across the Northeastern United States and Canada.

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Documented collaborators

Though the ensemble’s public communication is primarily routed through Eastman School of Music channels, their performances speak to a global audience, drawing on Eastman’s strong ethnomusicology tradition and collaborations with leading world music artists. Gamelan Sanjiwani’s work exemplifies immersive, authentic Balinese sound within a scholarly and performance-focused setting.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Biography: Gamelan Sanjiwani is a Balinese gong kebyar ensemble within Eastman’s ethnomusicology framework. Founded as part of Eastman Gamelan in 1993, the group has grown into a staple of the university’s world-music outreach. The ensemble’s sound is built on a traditional five-tone Balinese tuning, delivering rapid tempo changes, shimmering metallophones, and dramatic dynamic shifts. The typical ensemble size of 25–30 players enables a rich, resonant texture that can fill concert spaces from intimate rooms to large halls.

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Discography Highlights: As a dedicated performance ensemble rooted in academic context, Gamelan Sanjiwani’s public discography centers on live recordings and collaborations linked to Eastman’s World Music Series. Highlights often emerge from festival appearances and guest collaborations hosted by Eastman, including showcases that feature cross-cultural collaborations with other ensembles and soloists associated with Eastman’s ethnomusicology program.

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Upcoming Tour Info: The ensemble maintains a robust schedule through Eastman presenting and World Music Series programs. 2025 marks a notable appearance in Rochester as part of a Winter World Music Concert on December 7, 2025, performed in the Eastman Ray Wright Room / Eastman 120, Rochester, NY. Date to be announced details are provided through Eastman channels as performances are finalized. Fans should secure their seats via trusted Eastman listings as soon as fresh dates are posted.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Performance Footprint: Gamelan Sanjiwani regularly performs in the Northeastern United States and Canada, contributing to Eastman’s presenting/season events and world-music collaborations. Their work reflects a deep engagement with Balinese musical forms and a commitment to sharing this tradition with diverse audiences.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Gamelan Sanjiwani

  • Ensemble type: five-tone Balinese gong kebyar (Gamelan Sanjiwani), within Eastman’s ethnomusicology program.
  • Founded/solidified context: part of Eastman Gamelan since 1993, alongside Gamelan Lila Muni (Heavenly Sound).
  • Musical style: kebyar repertoire known for explosive tempo changes and dynamic contrasts; typical size ~25-30 players.
  • Notable collaborations/activities: Eastman world-music collaborations (e.g., Bobby McFerrin and Paul Winter Consort) and frequent World Music Series presentations.
  • Performance footprint: regular appearances in the Northeastern U.S. and Canada; participates in Eastman presenting/season events.
  • 2025 tour/appearances: public listings include a Winter World Music Concert 2025 appearance in Rochester (Eastman Ray Wright Room / Eastman 120) on Dec 7, 2025.

Biography: Gamelan Sanjiwani is a Balinese gong kebyar ensemble within Eastman’s ethnomusicology framework. Founded as part of Eastman Gamelan in 1993, the group has grown into a staple of the university’s world-music outreach. The ensemble’s sound is built on a traditional five-tone Balinese tuning, delivering rapid tempo changes, shimmering metallophones, and dramatic dynamic shifts. The typical ensemble size of 25–30 players enables a rich, resonant texture that can fill concert spaces from intimate rooms to large halls.

Discography Highlights: As a dedicated performance ensemble rooted in academic context, Gamelan Sanjiwani’s public discography centers on live recordings and collaborations linked to Eastman’s World Music Series. Highlights often emerge from festival appearances and guest collaborations hosted by Eastman, including showcases that feature cross-cultural collaborations with other ensembles and soloists associated with Eastman’s ethnomusicology program.

Upcoming Tour Info: The ensemble maintains a robust schedule through Eastman presenting and World Music Series programs. 2025 marks a notable appearance in Rochester as part of a Winter World Music Concert on December 7, 2025, performed in the Eastman Ray Wright Room / Eastman 120, Rochester, NY. Date to be announced details are provided through Eastman channels as performances are finalized. Fans should secure their seats via trusted Eastman listings as soon as fresh dates are posted.

Performance Footprint: Gamelan Sanjiwani regularly performs in the Northeastern United States and Canada, contributing to Eastman’s presenting/season events and world-music collaborations. Their work reflects a deep engagement with Balinese musical forms and a commitment to sharing this tradition with diverse audiences.

Social & Contact: Official information and updates are typically shared through Eastman School of Music channels. For the latest announcements and concert details, follow Eastman’s global social media and visit official Eastman pages. Public social links: Facebook, Twitter, Eastman Website.

Experience the energy of Balinese kebyar with Gamelan Sanjiwani—an essential component of Eastman’s world-music tapestry. Secure your seats for their upcoming performances and join a diverse audience in celebrating this dynamic, traditional art form.

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