Gamelan is a traditional ensemble music originating from Indonesia, primarily associated with the islands of Java and Bali. It typically features a variety of instruments, including metallophones, gongs, drums, and bamboo flutes. The music is characterized by its rich textures and intricate rhythms, often played during ceremonies, rituals, and cultural performances. The ensemble is usually led by a conductor, who guides the musicians through complex compositions. Each gamelan has its unique tuning system and style, reflecting the local culture and traditions. This music is not only an art form but also an essential part of community life in Indonesian society.