Traditional Musical Instruments of Myanmar

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The Kyay are percussion instruments made of alloy with copper.

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True or False: The Kyay are percussion instruments made of alloy with copper.

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The Lay refers to wind instruments.

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True or False: The Lay refers to wind instruments.

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The Kyi Waing is a set of gongs arranged in a circle.

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True or False: The Kyi Waing is a set of gongs arranged in a circle.

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The Wa is a group of six drums.

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True or False: The Wa is a group of six drums.

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The Maung Saing are the larger bronze gongs cased in a rectangular frame.

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True or False: The Maung Saing are the larger bronze gongs cased in a rectangular frame.

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List five traditional musical instruments of Myanmar.

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Examples of traditional musical instruments of Myanmar include: Kyay (percussion instruments), Lay (wind instruments), Kyi Waing (gongs), Wa (drums), and Maung Saing (bronze gongs).

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Kyay instruments are made of alloy with copper.

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Kyay instruments are traditional percussion instruments from Myanmar made of alloy with copper.

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Lay instruments are wind instruments.

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Lay instruments are traditional wind instruments from Myanmar.

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Kyi Waing is a set of gongs arranged in a circle.

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Kyi Waing is a traditional musical instrument from Myanmar consisting of gongs arranged in a circular pattern.

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Wa is a group of six drums.

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Wa is a traditional musical instrument from Myanmar consisting of six drums.