The gambus is a lute-like instrument used in dikir barat. It has a long neck and a deep, rounded body, and is played with a plectrum. The gambus is used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment to the singing and dancing.
Rebana
The rebana is a large frame drum that is used in dikir barat. It is made from a wooden frame with goatskin or synthetic skin stretched over it. The rebana is played with both hands, and is used to provide a rhythmic pulse to the music.
Maracas
Maracas are handheld rattles that are used in dikir barat. They are made from two hollow gourds or wooden balls that are filled with seeds or beads, and are played by shaking them to create a rhythmic sound.
Gong
The gong is a large metal disk that is used in dikir barat. It is struck with a mallet, and is used to provide a loud, ringing sound that signals the end of a verse or chorus.
Kompang
The kompang is a large, circular frame drum that is used in dikir barat. It is played by striking the skin with the hands, and is used to provide a rhythmic accompaniment to the singing and dancing.
Serunai
The serunai is a double reed woodwind instrument that is used in dikir barat. It has a high, piercing sound and is used to provide a melodic line to the music.
Other Instruments
In addition to the above instruments, other instruments that may be used in dikir barat include:
* Violin
* Cello
* Double bass
* Guitar
* Keyboard
* Drums