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The document discusses the development and popularity of different music genres in Malaysia. It notes that the orchestra is especially important for classical music, while pop music grew out of traditional asli music popularized in the 1920s-1930s. Hip hop group KRU is very successful, Malaysian rock is popular both locally and overseas, and Malaysian youth are typically drawn to punk rock genres which is reflected in the music they create.
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El documento describe los instrumentos musicales populares del siglo XVI en Europa, incluyendo el laúd, chirimía, clavecín, clavicordio, órgano, sacabuche y vihuela. El laúd y la vihuela eran instrumentos clásicos de trovadores y juglares, mientras que el clavecín, clavicordio y órgano eran instrumentos de teclado comunes. La chirimía era un precursor del oboe y el corno inglés.
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El documento describe los principales tipos de música y los instrumentos musicales utilizados durante la Edad Media. Había dos tipos de música monódica, religiosa y profana. La música religiosa se cantaba sin acompañamiento, mientras que la profana se acompañaba de instrumentos como el arpa, dulcimer, dulzaina, fídula, rabel, salterio y zanfoña.
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