This document provides information about Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, and Cambodia. It discusses traditional folk songs from these countries like "Burung Kaka Tua" from Indonesia and "Rasa Sayang" from Malaysia. The document also describes traditional musical instruments from Southeast Asia such as the skorthom and samphor drums from Cambodia.

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2. GUESS WHAT??

3. SOUTHEAST ASIAN COUNTRIES
•Brunei
•Cambodia
•Indonesia
•Laos
•Malaysia
•Myanmar
•Philippines
•Singapore
•Thailand
•Timor este
•Vietnam

4. Map of Southeast Asia

5. Songs:
•Burung Kaka Tua
-Traditional Indonesian
folk song
-It is from a
cockatoo(kakatua) and
the village grandmother
who listens to cockatoo
singing.

6. Songs:
• Rasa Sayang
- Literally “ loving feeling is
a folk song in Malay
language
- It is similar to Dondang
Sayang and other Malay
folk songs, which take
their form from the
pantun, a traditional ethnic
Malay poetic form.

7. Songs:
•Chan Mali Chan
-Singapore folk
song
-Refers to a
kid(baby goat)

8. Songs:
•Ru Con
- A lullaby song
from vietnam

9. Songs:
•Loi Loi Krathong
- is one of the most
popular and romantic
festival. It falls in
November the full moon
night. Basically, the
message is float away their
fortune and apologizing to
the river Goddess.

10. Musical Instruments:
•Skorthom- two big drums similar to
Japanese (membraphone)

11. Musical Instruments:
•Samphor- a double headed drum played
with hands (membranophone)

12. Musical Instruments:
•Kongvong- gong circles (idiophone)

13. Musical Instruments:
•Oneat- finger cymbals (idiophone)

14. Musical Instruments:
•Chhing- finger cymbals (idiophone)

15. Vocal and instrumental music:
•Cambodia (Kampuchea)- it was the center of
the Khmer(Cambodian) kingdom of Angkor.
-Their music gained a world-wide reputation
in the 1960s until the dramatic political
problems in Cambodia
-Cambodian court music is roughly similar to that
Java, Indonesia.

16. Vocal and instrumental music:
•Pinpeat- Cambodian
musical ensemble or
an orchestra that
usually accompanies
ceremonial music of
the royal courts and
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17. 1. In three to five sentences, describe how the
pinpeat play their instruments.
2. How many instrument players were needed to
form the pinpeat?
3. Are their instruments made of wood or metal?