Balawan and Batuan Gamelan's
Balinese instruments

Balawan and the six members of Batuan Gamelan play a selection of traditional instruments including reong (rows of gongs), gangsa (metallophone), suling (bamboo flutes), rindik (bamboo xylophone), genggong (bamboo jaw's harp), kempli (small gong), kendang (hand drum) and cengceng (cymbals) as well as electric guitar, keyboard, electric bass and drum kit.

Reong Row of bronze gong chimes	Kempli Bronze gong used as beat keeper
Gangsa Metallophone with twelve keys. The one pictured has several keys removed.	Rindik Bamboo xylophone

Cengceng kecek Small bronze cymbals on a wooden stand carved like a turtle

Suling Bamboo flute

Cengceng kopyak Large bronze cymbals struck together

Kendang Drums played in female and male pairs

Genggong Bamboo jaw's harp

Cak (Kecak vocals) is the rhythmic chant often referred to as the monkey chant.
Watch and listen to a group of students performing the kecak at Bali and Beyond.

The Viva Zone has a section called Instruments Pictures and Sounds with audio and video of a variety of instruments including ceng ceng kopyak, ceng ceng kecek and kendang.