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Melasti ceremony in Ubud, Bali - 5 March 2008
A bunch of gamelan orchestras on trucks revving up and about to drive down to the coast to participate in some sacrifices to the demons that live in the sea.
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Nyepi Rain in Bali - 7 March 2008
Field recording of rain during the startling quiet of Nyepi day, when the whole island of Bali shuts down and religious police roams the streets to prevent anyone doing anything.
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Walking the Night Market - 4 March 2008
Field recording made while walking around the night market in Seminjak, Bali
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Melasti ceremony in Kuta, Bali - 4 March 2008
A huge gamelan orchestra performing on the beach.
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Ogoh Ogoh ceremony - Bali 6 March 2008
The Ogoh-ogoh are huge paper mache monsters. They are carried through the streets of every village in Bali during the new year festival, to scare away the resident demons. The music is roaming gamelan orchestras and gongs, and there is a lot of shouting and chanting as well.
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