Music in South East Asia

1. 1. Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar are under this part of asia.

2. 2. This orchestra consist of percussion instruments and a blown reed. It uses instruments like Kong Wong Ya and Kong Wong Lek.

3. 3. Vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.

4. 4. This gamelan is characterized by brilliant sounds with syncopations and sudden changes, and fast pacing of the sounds.

5. 5. This is a traditional orchestra in java and bali and consisting of percussion instruments alone, while rebab and suling are used under special circumstances.

6. 6. This is a gamelan that is using percussion instruments consisting of percussion instruments that are mostly made of bronze, and its music is related to mysticism.

7. 7. This is a part of Asia whose area covers 1,740,000 square miles, with its cultural background influenced by Europeans.

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9. This music existed thousands of years ago and had its origins in Khmer empire, first heard in royal court for royal ceremonies. The great masters in this music were killed during Pol Pot’s Khmers Rouge.

9. 9. This type of music uses saung gauk which can be traced to Hittite times and pattala.

10. 10. Art concerned with combining vocal or instrumental sounds for beauty of form or emotional expression.