Music of Southeast Asia

It is in the form of long historical narratives, courting and love songs, devotional praise melodies, and children’s song. It is used together with the gamelan purpose.

• Vocal music

• Instrumental music

• Electronic music

Two predominant scales are used in the traditional Indonesian music, the slendro, and the pelog scale.

• Vocal music

• Instrumental music

• Chance music

came from the ancient terms, “gamble” or “gamel” which means to play musically or to hammer.

• Gamellan

• Gamel

• Gamelan

name in the language is Prathet Thai, means “Land of the Free.”

• Singapore

• Thailand

• Malaysia

It consists of the melodic and rhythmic percussion instruments.

• Puppetry

• Music

• Piphat

It consists of the melodic and rhythmic percussion instruments, such as flute and strings.

• Mahori

• Madolin

• Piphat

it is an orchestra that combines some of the percussion and wind instruments of the piphat with an expanded string section.

• Mandolin

• Khruang-sai

• Scale

also known as kampuchea, is a country located in the southern portion of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia.

• Singapore

• Cambodia

• Thailand

it is ensemble accompanies the court music of Cambodia.

• Piphat

• Pinpeat

• Puppetry

formerly known as Burma, is a sovereign state in Southeast Asia bordered by China, thailand, India, Laos, and Bangladesh.

• Cambodia

• Siingapore

• Myanmar