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MUSIC 8 - Southeast Asian Music (1st Quarter)
MUSIC OF MYANMAR
A. Cultural Background
B. Vocal Music
C. Instrumental Music
D. Musical Ensemble (Hsaing Waing)
This presentation aims at helping students who want to learn Thai musical instruments through English. I would like to thank the Wikipedia, YouTube and other websites concerned for their kind contribution.
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A simple PowerPoint Presentation of the music in SouthEast Asia :)
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This is made by Ian A. Bernardino .
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2. Theories on the similarities with
Chinese Music
Thai people were originally located in
the central territory between the
Hwang-ho and Yangtze Rivers in what
is now China.
There was a Thai kingdom in the
Southern part of China.
3. The Thai people and Chinese
people were still closely
associated.
4. SIMILARITIES WITH
INDIAN MUSIC
Thai people had migrated south
Established their kingdoms in
the Indo-China peninsula
had contact with indian culture
and instruments.
5. TONAL SYSTEM
• Seven tones; equidistant to
each other
• The 4th and 7th tones are rarely
played.
• Therefore, thai scale is used the
same as the chinese scale.
7. Reason for the names of the
instruments
• Thai musical instruments were given
names according to :
1. The sound they make –
that is - onomatopoetic names.
2. characteristic shape
3. use in ensembles
8. POLYPHONY STRATIFICATION
• MELODY
so la do re mi so la do
• INST 1
so so la la do do re re mi mi so so la la do do
• INST 2
. So . LA . DO RE . MI . SO .LA DO
9. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES
• PI PHAT – Wind and
percussion ensemble
1. Pi nai - reed instrument
2. Ranat – wooden xylophone
3. Khong wong – gongs
4. Ching – small cymbal
