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From Issue 3

Dokumentasi: Katalog Sampul Kaset Bali Record

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Anyone who has visited the back room at Bali Record will have noticed the 14 thick bounded catalogs showcasing their cassette releases. Each of the unique cassette covers was drawn on paper and then sent to Surabaya for further processing and printing. Over the years several artists contributed their distinct graphic designs to the Bali Record cassette aesthetic. Artists included Pak Gun-Gun (who studied in Japan), Pak Nasta, and Pak Fredi Jana. These catalogs are a testament to the scale and scope of Bali Record’s contribution to the recording and documenting of Balinese music. The size of the collection and wide array of titles and musics represented within is impressive, far exceeding what any other record label dedicated to Balinese music will likely ever achieve.

Bali Record was gracious enough to let us photograph their contents so that they could be made available online. These were photographed on September 3rd 2018. In order to shorten load times the 14 scroll-able catalogs below display reduced-size PDF. To open full-size PDF in a new window click the respective buttons below each catalog. Depending on connection speed load times may vary. We recommend browsing these on a desktop computer.

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Bali Record Jl. Durian No.12, Dangin Puri Kauh Kec. Denpasar Utara, Kota Denpasar Bali 80232, Indonesia

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Bali Record Jl. Durian No.12, Dangin Puri Kauh Kec. Denpasar Utara, Kota Denpasar Bali 80232, Indonesia

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BAND BALI POP

ALBUM KREASI GONG & LELAMBATAN SERI I

ALBUM KREASI GONG & LELAMBATAN SERI II

ALBUM KREASI GONG & LELAMBATAN SERI III

ALBUM LEGONG & TARI LEPAS

ALBUM KIDUNG KEKAWIN GEGURITAN VOL I

ALBUM KIDUNG KEKAWIN GEGURITAN VOL II

ALBUM JOGED

ALBUM JANGER

ALBUM DRAMA GONG

ALBUM CAMPURAN

ALBUM CAMPURAN KECAK BARONG GENJEK JEGOG DLL

ALBUM ANGKLUNG

ALBUM TOPENG

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Learn more about Bali Record in the companion article in this issue:

Jonathan Adams

Jonathan Adams is an ethnomusicologist, electronic musician, and visual artist with broad interest in Balinese music. His experience includes formal study of longstanding ritual and court musics, participation in performances of new and innovative works, as well as instrument building and tuning. To date, he has spent 5+ years living in Indonesia. This included a one-year stay (2007/2008) supported by the Indonesian Darmasiswa program; and a four-year stay (2013-2017) that involved research on seven-tone music associated with Javano-Balinese poetry, assisting the experiential education program at the School for International Training, and co-founding Insitu Recordings. He received a BA in Ethnomusicology and Comparative Religion from the University of Washington in 2007, where he also spearheaded the realization of an innovative 9-tone gamelan developed by I Wayan Sinti, called Siwa Nada. He holds a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from the University of British Columbia (2021) and is currently adjunct assistant professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research has been supported by the American Institute for Indonesian Studies (Henry Luce Fellowship 2014), a Tina and Morris Wagner Foundation Fellowship (2014-2015), and an Elsie and Audrey Jang Scholarship in Cultural Diversity and Harmony (2017-2018).
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Image: Kawamura Koheisai (Kohey)

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