Gamelan Degung is a traditional ensemble music from West Java, Indonesia, characterized by its use of bronze instruments, such as gongs and metallophones. It typically features a combination of melodic and rhythmic patterns, creating a rich and harmonious sound. The ensemble often includes other instruments like drums and bamboo flutes, contributing to its unique musical texture. This style of gamelan is often performed at cultural events, ceremonies, and celebrations, reflecting the vibrant heritage of the Sundanese people. Gamelan Degung is known for its lively and dynamic performances, which engage both musicians and audiences in a shared cultural experience.