Campursari term in the world of Indonesia's national music refers to a mixture of (crossover) several genres of contemporary music of Indonesia. Campursari name is taken from the actual Java language is common. Music campursari in the central to eastern Java, in particular related to the modification of gamelan musical instruments that can be combined with western musical instruments, or vice versa. In fact, these instruments 'foreign' this 'subject' in the grip favored local music: Java style and gending. Campursari first popularized by Manthous by incorporating keyboards into the gamelan orchestra in the late 1980s through the ensemble "Forward Current". Then the rapid entry of new elements such as Java style (keroncong) and finally dangdut. In the decade of the 2000s was known campursari forms a mixture of gamelan and keroncong (eg Kena Goda by Nurhana), a mixture of gamelan and dangdut, as well as mixed keroncong and dangdut (congdut, popular songs Didi Kempot). Despite the development campursari criticized by proponents of purity streams of music, all parties agreed that campursari revitalize traditional music in the land of Java.
