5 to 7 tones

(a)  

22 microtones

(a)  

low monotonous

(a)  

temple music

(a)  

Vedic religion

(a)  

clay pot, metallic sound

(a)  

pair of clash cymbals

(a)  

devotional folk songs from

kara- hand

tala - clapping

(a)  

drum set in North India

(a)  

percussion from Indian continent

(a)  

7 finger holes

(a)  

double reed

wooden flared bell

(a)  

stringed instrument popular

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh

(a)  

long-necked stringed instrument

(a)  

popular in Hindustani classical music

(a)  

sur -musical note

lai - rhythm

(a)  

systematic organization of musical notes

(a)  

arrangement rhythm in a cycle

(a)  

poetic song

love, beauty

(a)  

played by 8 or 9 men

(a)  

christian religious music of Pakistan

(a)  

oldest musical genre

of Pakistah

(a)  

most popular classical music in India and Pakistan

(a)  

folk music

daily life

(a)  

drum cover with goat skin

Punjabi music

(a)  

wood with inserted reed

aerophone

(a)  

Cambodian musical ensemble or orchestra

(a)  

big drums

similar to Japanese membranophone

(a)  

double-headed drum

(a)  

collection of gong

in circles

(a)  

Cambodian wooden xylophone

(a)  

5 equidistant tones in octave

(a)  

(7) heptatonic scale

(a)  

different scale pattern

low, medium, high scale

(a)  

Indonesian term for tempo

pace and speed

(a)  

female soloist singer

gamelan ensemble

(a)  

unison male chorus

(a)  

mixed chorus in gamelan

(a)  

tube zither

harp-like

(a)  

string instrument made o

teak wood

(a)  

traditional instrument from central Sulawesi

from Wana tribe

(a)  

end-blown edge aerophone of the Javanese

(a)  

bamboo with myriad personalities

(a)  

from North Malaku

made of shells played by blowing

(a)  

used in regional arts such as wedding

sacred mystical value

Nias people

(a)  

small gongs

kettles or pots

(a)  

bamboo tubes in bamboo frame

(a)  

has 7 bronze bars in rankak

(a)  

most sacred and

high class in Thai classic music

(a)  

high pitch xylophone

instrument in Thailand

(a)  

low pitch xylophone

instrument in Thailand

(a)  

large circle of gongs

(a)  

small circle of gongs

(a)  

is two faced drums

(a)  

is a wooden flute with 6 bones

(a)  

small cymbals of

Thailand

(a)  

is a high and low pitch piddle

(a)  

3 stringed instrument played in floor

in Thailand

(a)  

Myanmar traditional ensemble

(a)  

21 gong instrument

(a)  

Myanmars xylophone

(a)  

is a modern term for ancient instrument

laid gongs

(a)  

musical ensemble for peninsular

Malay occasions

(a)  

popular kelantan

solo, group hand clapping synchronized

(a)  

double heading drum

Malaysia

(a)  

Single-sided handheld frame drum in

Malaysia

(a)  

reed wind instrument

technique known as circle breathing

(a)  

striking discs with performer

(a)