Malay Magic _ Being an introduction to the - Walter William Skeat

4 Wayang Kun
(Siam).

Gong,

gĕndang,

kromong,

anak    ayam,

b’reng-

b’reng,

gambang

dua-b’las,

sĕrunei;    but

not cherek  or

rĕbab.

Different   airs

(lagu)  from

those   used    in

the Lĕkun.

Same    as  in

the Lĕkun,

except  that

the

kĕchobong   is

not used,   but

a   sort    of

ornamental

sampul  or

songko’ with

artificial

flowers,

g’rak   gĕmpa.

Females

wear

jambangan,

a   made-up

head-dress,

also    sambok,

sap suang,

chawat,

saluar; but

not g’lang  or

changgei.

30  to  40,

both    male

and female.

Indoors;    no

scenery.

Same    as  in

the Lĕkun

5 Mek Mulong
(Siam?)

Same    as  in

the Ma’yong,

but the

rĕbana  is

used    instead

of  the rĕbab,

gĕndang,    and

b’reng-

b’reng.

Same    as  in

the Ma’yong.

8   to  15,

males   and

females.

Out doors;  a

panggong,   as

in  the

Ma’yong.

Malim

Bongsu,

Awang

Salamat.

6 Bangsawan
Parsi Indra
Sabor
(Persia?)

Biola,

kĕchapi,

gĕndang

(dul),  gong,

etc.,   as  in  the

Persian in

character.

30  to  50, all

males

except  2   or

3   females.

Indoors;

sevenfold

langit  langit,

and tabir;

wires   are used

Lela    Majnun,

Sap Jafri,

Raja

Gelepam