Gong Traditions in Southeast Asia

Which of the following is not part of the Gong tradition in Southeast Asia?

• Gamelan

• Gagaku

• Pinpeat

• Piphat

Do you see yourself as a Southeast Asian? Is it important to have a cultural identity?

It is a gong tradition in Indonesia known as "things struck together."

• Gamelan

• Pinpeat

• Piphat

• Hsaing waing

All of the following are reasons for the diverse cultural identity in Southeast Asian, except:

• Migration

• Colonialism

• Trading

• Stagnation

This is the only country in the Southeast East that never been into colonialism.

• Indonesia

• Camdobia

• Laos

• Thailand

It is the argest archipelago in Southeast Asia which consists of 17,000+ islands.

• Philippines

• Indonesia

• Malaysia

• Brunei

What is the Hornbostel-Sachs classification of Bonang?

• Aerophone

• Chordophone

• Idiophone

• Membranophone

What is the classification of Kendihang?

• Aerophone

• Chordophone

• Idiophone

• Membranophone

Which of the following is not true regarding the cultural relevance of gong tradition in Southeast Asian?

• The older the instrument the spirit becomes powerful to connect with their gods.

• Musicians pay respect to the instruments because they believe the spirit of their ancestors lives in the instrument.

• Children can play the instruments whenever they want to.

• Music plays an important role in the communal life of people.

Which of the following is/are true about the musical characteristic/s in Southeast Asia?

• Repetition and Improvisation plays an important role in communal playing.

• The tonal system in the Southeast Asia uses the same Western diatonic scales.

• There are two main tonal system in Southeast Asia which are pelog and slendro.

• Southeast Asians play using number system.