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    The document discusses the music of Thailand and Cambodia, describing Thailand's classical and traditional music which features influences from surrounding regions and utilizes various instruments like plucked, bowed, and wind instruments. It also outlines Cambodia's classical court music traditions as well as popular music genres and their traditional musical instruments. Both countries' music is rooted in their respective historical empires and cultures.

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    MAPEH 8

    MARGIELANE B. ACAL
    MUSIC OF THAILAND
    THAILAND
     Situated at the heart of Southeast Asia
     Kingdom of Thailand formerly known as Siam
     It is surrounded by Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, and the Gulf of
    Siam.
     Ruled by a king who is also referred to as the Head of the Armed Forces
    and the Head of State. He is also named Protector of Buddhism.
     Buddhism is the major religion of the land practiced by more than 90% of
    the population.
    Thai Music
     Reveals Thailand’s interaction with Africa, Europe (Rome and Greece),
    and Asia (Iran, Indonesia, India, and China)
     The influences are evident in the Thai musical systems, instruments, styles,
    and forms
     The classical music of Thailand is basically polyphonic, having two or
    more melodic lines heard simultaneously.
     Characterized by steady tempo, standard pulse, and duple meter.
     Uses either pentatonic (five-tone) or heptatonic (seven-tone) scale.
     Follows similar principles of folk music and jazz music of Americans.
     Traditional songs are passed on to the next generations through oral
    tradition.
    Traditional Musical Instruments of
    Thailand
    Khrueang dit
    - chordophones that are plucked.
     Grajabpi
     Jakhae
     Phin
     Phin phia
     Sueng
     Phin hai or hai song
    Khrueng si
    - chordophones that are bowed.
     Saw duang
     Saw u
     Saw sam sai
     Saw pip or saw krapong
     Salo
    Khrueng ti
    - instruments that are struck. These
    percussions are composed of drums, gong
    chimes, gongs, keyboard instruments,
    clappers, cymbals, shaken bamboo, and
    bronze drums.
     Khim  Glong banthoh
     Taphon or klawng taphon  Khong wong lek
     Glong thad  Kong wong yai
     Rammana  Khong mon
     Glong thap  Khong rang
     Glong khaek  Krap
     Glong yao  Krap phuang
     Poengmang  Krap sepha
     Chap
    Khrueng pao
    - are aerophopnes that are blown. This group of instruments is composed
    of flutes, reeds, and horns.
     Khlui
     Wot
     Khaen
     Pi chum
     Gourd mouth organ
     Pi
     Trae
     Sang
    INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE OF
    THAILAND
     PIPHAT
    -a kind of instrumental ensemble used in classical music of Thailand.
     KHRUEANG SAI
    -literally means string ensemble.
     MAHORI
    -a classical instrumental ensemble of Thailand that combines the
    instruments from khrueang sai and piphat except the aerophone pi.
    MUSIC OF CAMBODIA
    CAMODIA
    - also known as Kampuchea, is a Southeast Asian country located in the
    southern part of the Indochina Peninsula.
    - rich heritage of art and culture.

     Cambodian music stemmed from the traditions of the Khmer Empire as


    well as the influences from the Western musical traditions as shown in
    their popular and contemporary music.
    Cambodian classical music includes:
     Phleng kar
    - the songs used in wedding ceremonies.
     Pin peat
    - the court music used in their ceremonies. This has nine to twelve different
    instruments.
     Mahori
    - the secular music used for entertainment.
    2 Categories of Cambodian Pop Muisc
    1) Ramvong
    - a dance music with slow tempo.
    2) Ramkbach
    - a Cambodian modern music that is related to the folk music of Thailand.
    TRADITIONAL MUSICAL
    INSTRUMENTS OF CAMBODIA
    AEROPHONES
     Khloy
     Sneng
     Ploy
     Ken or Khaen
     Angkuoch
     Sralai
     Pey ar
     Saing
     Slek
    Chordophones
    Membranophones
     Tro
     Sampho
     Chapey dang veng
     Skor thom
     Krapeu
     Thon
     Kse diev
     Rumana
     Khim
    Idiophones
     Kong vong toch
     Kong vong thom
     Roneat
     Kong Mong
     Krap
     Ching
     Chap
     Pan
    ACTIVITY (submit before 8 pm)

     Answer Activity 2: Pin Peat Orchestra


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