MUSIC Flashcards

1
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Is made solely for for voices maybe performed w/wout instruments

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Vocal music

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2
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Sole made for instruments

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Instrumental music

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3
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Highly influenced by ancient forms

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Art music

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4
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A Cambodian musical ensemble or orchestra accompanies ceremonial music of the royal court , masked plays, religious ceremonies, shadow plays similar to the piphat of Thailand

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Pinpeat

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5
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A double headed drum played with drums

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Shamphor

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6
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Xylophones (Cambodian instruments)

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Oneat

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7
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Gong circles

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Kong Vong

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8
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Two big drums similar to Japanese

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Skorthom

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9
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5 equidistant tones in octave

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Slendro

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10
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Heptatonic 7 tone scale w/ semi tone

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Peloq

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11
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Stratification melody result of hockest/ interlock

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Polyphonic

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12
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Common technique used in Gong ensemble

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Interlocking

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13
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Indonesian term for tempo

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Irama

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14
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— is used for orientation of the Gamelan

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Vocal Music

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15
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Female soloist who sings with a Gamelan

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Pesidhan

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16
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Refers to the unison of male chorus that sings with the Gamelan

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Gerong

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17
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Myanmar traditional folk music ensemble made up of mainly diffrent Gongs and drums. As well as the other instruments depending on the nature of the performance

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Hsaing Waing

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18
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Its categorized into 2 types

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Loud sounding and soft sounding

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19
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Is mostly used (open air)

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Loud sounding

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20
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A double reed pipe

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Hne

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21
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A set of 1 tuned drums

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Chaulk Lon pat

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22
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Larger bronze gongs in a rectangular frame

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Maung Hsaing

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23
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A set of 21 drums in a circle

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Pat waing

24
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Bell and clapper

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Siand wa

25
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Small bronze Gongs in a circular frame

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Kyi waing

26
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National instrument of Myanmar (13 stringed angular harp)

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Saung Gauk

27
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Pattala

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Burmese xylophone

28
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Also known as peninsular Malaysia

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West Malaysia

29
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Emerged during pre- colonial period

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Classical and Folk music

30
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Developed during the past Portuguese

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Syncretic/ imperial acculturate music

31
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Gong-based musical ensemble commonly used in funerals and weddings in east Malaysia. Similar to kulintang

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Agung/ Kulintang

32
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Musical ensemble from Malay peninsula consist of xylophones played swiftly in traditional Malay functions.

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Dikir barat

33
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Similar to the martial art tai’ chi

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Silat melayu

34
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Mid- sized orchestra performed in either outdoor style/ with hard mallets/ indoor style with padded mallets. Highly ornate ones is for funerals or cremation.

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Piphat

35
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Orchestra that combines some of the precussionn with expanded string- section used for indoor performances for accompanied of stick shadow theater.

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Khrueng sai

36
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Ensemble traditionally played by women in the courts of zentral thailand and Cambodia.
Accompanied by vocalist so Sam sai.

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Mahori

37
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Finger cymbals

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Chhing

38
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This is similar to the piphat of Thailand with instruments that are strictly precussive but also intergrates use of an oboe

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Sep nyai

39
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Also known as the mahori of Thailand

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Sep noi

40
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Traditional music based around the khene

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Morlam

41
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Most popular kind is the Nha Nhac that was popularly performed during Tran Dynasty to the nguyen dynasty

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Imperial court music

42
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Dhai nhac

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Great music

43
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Small music

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Tieu nhac

44
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(Hourglass shape) there are two variables

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Tsuzumi

45
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It’s the smaller version of Tsuzumi held on the right shoulder and the player alter the tone by squeezing the laces

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Kotsuzumi

46
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Larger version of otsuzumi placed on the left thigh like all other traditional arts in Japan

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Otsuzumi

47
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(Big Drum) it’s physical, energy and sheer excitement makes it an integral part of many japanese

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Odaiko

48
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Large hanging barell drum

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Tsuridaiko

49
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Japanese drum that come in various sizes used to play a variety of musical genres central instruments of percussion instruments

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Taiko

50
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13 stringed Zither about two meters made of Pauwlina wood, is used in an ensemble Gaga ku or as a solo instruments

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Koto

51
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Plucked stringed instruments

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Shamisen

52
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Japanese short-necked fretted lute often used in narration story telling Chosen instrument of Bentsen Godess if music.

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Biwa

53
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Most famous flute made from bamboo imported from china for gagaku

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Shakuhachi

54
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A parrarel bamboo fur (flute)used as one of the two main melodic instruments in Japanese Gagaku music other the ryuteki

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Hichikiri

55
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Japanese free reed

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Sho