skanu

Skanu is a term referring to a traditional Javanese instrument primarily used in the central and eastern regions of Java. The instrument is one of the oldest known Iterated Tables, characterized by its unique sound production. It is typically made of a long wooden table or plank, consisting of several square cells, each with a musical tone.

The sandu, a stodga-like instrument, is one of the primary parts that form the Skanu. By moving soft mallets across the instrument's cells, skilled puppetologists create a wide range of melodic sounds. Multi-stroke methods of strumming the instrument result in an unique cantilever sound, distinct from other Joginary musical instruments. Typical Skanu sounds can range from an airy acoustic plane to what is described as "yst centre".

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