61 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Indonesia"

Demung gamelan indonesia.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Gamelan jawa indonesia demung.

Atmos from jakarta airport indonesia.

The national anthem of the Republic of Indonesia.Bahasa Indonesia: Lagu kebangsaan Republik Indonesia.

National anthem of Indonesia, instrumental recording.

Portable cassette recording in the streets of jakarta, indonesia. March 1994.

Sound of a gecko sitting at the veranda in batam, indonesia.

On the train platform in jakarta, indonesia. Portable cassette recorder. March 1994.

Portable cassette recording at rail station, jakarta, indonesia. March 1994.

This is a sentence in bahasa indonesia that says "selamat datang di jogja" or "welcome to jogja" in english. Jogja or yogyakarta city is one of popular tourism destination in indonesia.

This is my very anateur drumming on a jembe which is made in indonesia.

Four calls from different roosters kept on a farm road in bali, indonesia.

Pretty lofi recording on portable cassette in the streets of yogyakarta, indonesia. March 1994.

Somewhere around indonesia.

Somewhere in indonesia.

Crickets, insects & a few roosters: sound of rural countryside close to ubud, bali in indonesia.

Portable cassette recording in the streets of jakarta, indonesia. Voice on pa speaker, traffic, horns. March 1994.

The anthem of the Communist Party of Indonesia, Pujaan kepada Partai. Made by Wikimedia's LilyPond feature.

Daytime recording at mount kelimutu national park, ende, flores-ntt, indonesia. Recorder: zoom h4ntime: 03. 07. 2015format: wav, 44khz, 16bit, stereo.

Child talking in class room.

Sound scape in its campus, surabaya, indonesia.

Isolated train horn recorded on portable cassette recorder. March 1994.

Puppet shadows playwayang kulitat the pendopo museum sonobudoyoyogyakarta, indonesia.

Train whistle on platform. Portable cassette recorder. March 1994.

Somewhere in indonesia.

Malioboro at night. Becaks, bikes and pedestrian passing. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

Recorded at puncak, bogor, indonesia with canon 60d + boya mic.

Ambience taken from salemba crossroads in jakarta using zoom h4n.

Some street musician was playing this while i was in indonesia.

Sundanese traditional flute sound, recorded in the studio of flute players nuun jogja, indonesia.

Daytime recording at malioboro street in yogyakarta city, indonesia. Andong (horse-carriage) passing, vehicles on the street, city life noise. Recorder: canon eos 600d internal mictime: 14. 08. 2014 - 13:25format: wav, 48khz, 16bit, stereo.

On the way from jakarta (indonesia) by train. Recorded inside by zoom f4 and sennheiser mkh 8060.

Very busy dockers - loading ships at sunda kelapa(old harbour jakarta-indonesia, recording 11. 02. 07).

This sound is a clear water drop from indonesia, i hope friends like it and calm down to hear this soundthank you.

The pelog selisir scale of Balinese gamelan gong kebyar, played on a gangsa.

Traditional musical instrument from west sumatra, a small kettle gong played by hitting the boss in its centre.

This is the atmosphere of the recording bird market in yogyakarta, indonesiarecorded in june 2013. Enjoy. . I use zoom h4n.

On a stopped train somewhere in central java, middle of the night, distant singing from a nearby village. March 1994.

Karinding is a traditional musical instrument from sundanese west java, indonesia, the material of the instrument is made of bamboo and how to use it is blown and vibrated in the mouth.

Recording that i took on a mountain in dieng (indonesia). There was this long, strange kind of grass in which the wind sounded amazing. At least i think. :).

Bahasa Indonesia: "Nad Tatrou sa blýska", lagu kebangsaan Slowakia, tanpa nyanyian. "Nad Tatrou sa blýska", the national anthem of Slovakia, played instrumentally.

Traditional Sundanese song. Disc 8 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]

From squeaky hawk toy to shredder, cassowary-like ratites (flightless birds without a keel on their sternum bone) that are native to the tropical forests of new guinea (papua new guinea and indonesia).

From squeaky hawk toy to shredder, cassowary-like ratites (flightless birds without a keel on their sternum bone) that are native to the tropical forests of new guinea (papua new guinea and indonesia).

Traditional Javanese music. Disc 10 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]