Music of Cambodia and Myanmar
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This document provides information about traditional music in Cambodia and Myanmar. It discusses the Cambodian court music ensemble Pinpeat, which features xylophones, drums, gong circles, and finger cymbals. In Myanmar, the traditional folk music ensemble is called Hsaing Waing, consisting of various gongs and drums. Some important Myanmar instruments mentioned include the Saung Gauk harp and drums like Chauk Lon Pat. The document instructs students to compose a song expressing love for their own country.
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This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar. This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion is about some of the popular vocal and instrumental music in Myanmar.This power point presenattion
SPA ASIAN MUSIC TOPIC.pptx
This document provides information on traditional music from various regions including Japan, China, India, Indonesia, Korea, Thailand, Latin America, and Africa. For Japan, it discusses traditional theater forms like Kabuki and Noh along with instruments like the koto, shamisen, and shakuhachi. For China, it mentions pentatonic and heptatonic scales, Peking opera, and instruments like the erhu and guzheng. Details are also provided on concepts like ragas and talas in Indian music as well as instruments like the sitar and tabla. Gamelan ensembles and scales like slendro and pelog are discussed for Indonesian music. The document also summarizes music traditions and instruments of Korea
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The document discusses traditional musical instruments from several Southeast Asian countries. It provides details on instruments specific to Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Some common instruments in the region include gongs, xylophones, flutes, drums, and string instruments like the harp. The document also includes video links demonstrating musical instrument ensembles from each country.
Grade 8 Music Lesson 1: Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar
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Music of cambodia
The document provides information on Cambodian music, including its origins and influences from ancient Khmer traditions as well as Western popular music. Traditional Cambodian music is performed at spiritual ceremonies, weddings, and festivals and incorporates instruments like gongs, drums, and reed organs. It has been influenced by Thai music but also undergone Westernization. The document describes classical and popular music ensembles as well as characteristic musical elements and a variety of traditional Cambodian instruments.
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Music of thailand
Thai music is influenced by neighboring countries like China, Myanmar, Cambodia, and India. It uses a seven-tone scale with five tones as the basis for composition. Rhythms are in duple meter and melodies use pentatonic and seven-tone scales. Harmony is heterophonic with multiple voices varying the same melody. Popular vocal genres include pleng luk thung, morlam, and kantrum. Key instruments include the ranat thum xylophone, khwang gongs, ching cymbals, and wind instruments like the khaen and pi nai. Principal ensembles combine melodic and percussion instruments and include the piphat orchestra, mahori ensemble,
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, has a musical tradition that is related to those of neighboring China, Thailand, and India. Burmese traditional music has a melodious and lively quality that relies on sudden contrasts and whimsical melodies. Musical instruments are grouped based on their material and are played in a seven-tone scale associated with animals. Common instruments include the saung gauk, a 13-string harp used to accompany classical songs, the hne, a traditional oboe made of reed and wood, and the pa-dauk, a kettle drum sometimes called the "frog drum."
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1. The document discusses the traditional music of several Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Laos.
2. In Cambodia, the Pinpeat ensemble uses stringed and percussion instruments to accompany dances and ceremonies, while the Mahori ensemble uses stringed instruments for similar performances.
3. Gamelan orchestras featuring instruments like xylophones and gongs are prominent in Indonesian music. In Myanmar, the Hsaing Waing and Anyeint ensembles both incorporate drums and wind instruments, and the harp-like Saung Gauk is the national instrument.
4. Traditional Lao music features the Sep Nyai and Sep Noi ensembles, which
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Korea
Korea is currently divided into two countries - North and South Korea. North Korea has a communist government with Pyongyang as its capital, while South Korea has a strongly anti-communist government with Seoul as its capital. Traditional Korean music uses instruments like the gayageum, haegum, and taepyongso and follows genres like pansori and sanjo. Percussion ensembles like samulnori feature the jing, kwaenggwari, changgu and puk. K-pop originated from Western influences and uses a fusion of pop, rock, hip-hop and electronic music to spread globally through popular artists like BTS, Blackpink and Psy.
MUSIC 8.pptx
The document provides information about the music cultures of several Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Singapore. It describes the musical instruments, scales, ensembles, genres, and historical influences of each country's traditional and classical music. Key influences mentioned include Indian, Chinese, Arabic, European, and neighboring Southeast Asian musical traditions.
Indonesia and Thailand Music 1st.pptx
The document summarizes different types of traditional music in Indonesia and Thailand. It describes several genres of Indonesian music including gambus, keroncong, dangdut, slendro and pelog scales. It also discusses vocal and instrumental music in Indonesia and their use in accompanying dances, songs and shadow puppet shows. For Thailand, it outlines genres like piphat, khrueang sai and mahori ensembles as well as country, folk and modern popular music forms. Both countries rely on pentatonic scales and use percussion and wind instruments in their classical ensembles.
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MUSIC OF MYANMAR.pptx
Myanmar was known as Burma until 1989. The country’s name was officially changed by the military government that took over in 1988.
The Hsaing Waing is Myanmar’s traditional folk music ensemble. It is made up mainly of different gongs and drums as well as other instruments depending on the nature of the performance.
THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF MYANMAR'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS:
Loud Sounding- these are instruments performed in open-air ensembles at ceremonies and festivals. Most of the Hsaing Waing instruments belong to the loud-sounding category.
Soft Sounding- performed indoors and formal and classical performances.
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Cambodia has a rich musical heritage centered around court music and dances traditionally performed by women accompanied by the Pinpeat orchestra. The Pinpeat orchestra uses instruments like the Sralai Thom oboe, Oneat xylophone, Samphor drums, Kongvong gongs, Skorthom bass drum, and Ching cymbals to play music for ceremonial and religious events. Key characteristics of Cambodian music include religious dancing, accompaniment by the Pinpeat orchestra, and stories/myths in dances.
southeastasiamusic-160724133018.pdf
Myanmar was formerly known as Burma until 1989 when its name was officially changed by the military government. Early civilization in Myanmar dates back to the 1st century based on archaeological evidence of ancient Pyu Kingdoms. The music of Myanmar shares similarities with neighboring Chinese and Thai traditions due to its longest border being with China. Traditional folk music uses various gongs, drums, and other instruments depending on the performance.
QUARTER 1-SOUTH EAST ASIAN MUSIC.pptx
1. The document discusses the traditional music of several Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Thailand.
2. It describes important musical ensembles for each country, such as the Pinpeat orchestra in Cambodia, Gamelan orchestras in Indonesia, and the Hsaing Waing ensemble in Myanmar.
3. The document also provides details on musical scales, instruments, and types of performances for each Southeast Asian country.
Music of cambodia
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Music of Cambodia and Myanmar
- 1. OBJECTIVES: a.identify the musical identity of Cambodia and Malaysia b.know the different musical instruments in each country c.show appreciation to own music through composing song At the end of the lesson you must be able to:
- 2. WATCH IT!
- 5. MUSIC OF CAMBODIA Cambodian Court Music • Similar to Java Indonesia •Features choruses with large orchestras based on stuck keys and gongs
- 7. Pinpeat • Musical ensemble that usually accompanies ceremonial music of the Royal courts and Temple • Always part of court dances, masked plays, shadow plays, and religious ceremonies • Similar to phipat ensemble
- 8. Pinpeat Ensemble Instruments a. Oneat – xylophones b.Samphor – a double headed drums played with hands c. Kongvong – gong circles d.Chhing – finger symbals
- 10. ONEAT
- 11. SAMPHOR
- 12. KONGVONG
- 13. CHHING
- 16. MYANMAR known as Burma until 1989 changed by military government that took over in 1988 Music has similarities to Chinese music and Thai music. China – longest land boarder
- 17. Hsaing Waing • Myanmar’s traditional folk music ensemble • It Is made up of many different gongs and drums as well as other instruments depending on the nature of the performance
- 19. Two Categories: Loud Sounding oMost of Hsaing waing instruments belong to loud sounding category Soft Sounding
- 20. Loud Sounding Instruments • Hne – double reed pipe • Chauk Lon Pat – a set of 8 tuned drums • Maung Hsaing – larger bronze gongs in a rectangular frame • Pat Waing – a set of 21 drums in a circle • Kyi Waing – small bronze gongs in a circular frame • Siand wa – bell and clapper
- 21. SAUNG GAUK • Made of padauk – famous Myanmar Mahogany • The flat bar is made of cutch wood • Covered with the leather of a female deer • Strings – Made of Silk Saung Gauk
- 22. SAUNG GAUK • The National instruments of Myanmar • A 13-string angular harp with soft sound • Used for formal and classical performance that are performed indoor.
- 24. MAHAGITA • Classical song of Myanmar • Divided into different types like the oldest repertoires, royal court music, songs of longing, horses’ dance songs, worship songs for Burmese spirits, and song of sorrow • Accompanied by Saung Gauk
- 25. COMPOSING TIME! Compose a song that will express your love to your own country.