MAPEH 4th Quarter 8th Grade Music

• is a Japanese traditional theater art that is performed and a styling manner which combines acting singing and dancing. This rich blend of music, mine, dance, costume, and props have been in existence for almost 4 centuries

  Kabuki
• The term Kabuki in modern Japanese means

  Ka- song

  Bu- dance

  Ki- skill
• It is a highly play that actors show their wide range of skills in visual and vocal performance

  Kabuki
• When was Kabuki founded?

  1603
• In Wayang kulit, Dalang is the person or puppeteer who sings the mood and songs (Suluk) at regular intervals during performance.
• Suluk are never accompanied by the full Gamelan ensemble. Often accompanied the singer, never more than 3 or 4
• Gamelan Ensemble is composed mainly of Bronze percussion instruments, augmented by other percussion instruments, strings, and flute
• Also known as the beijing opera which still follows traditional chinese arts in stressing meaning, rather than precise actions. The opera artists goal is to make every performance exceptionally beautiful in every moment they will make

  Peking Opera
• In Peking Opera, the performers vocal techniques as well as your themes vary depending on his or her Thoughts
• Performances of the Peking Opera are accompanied by a music usually played on three types of instruments:

  - Wind instruments

  - String instruments

  - Percussion instruments
• A 4- stringed instrument that is plucked

  Yue- chin
• A 3- stringed instrument which is also plucked

  San- sien
• A guitar like instruments similar to a flute with 4 strings

  Pi-pa
• Creates rhythmic and graceful melodies

  Variety of gongs and cymbals
• Xylophone of heavy bronze bars

  Saron
• Bronze xylophone with resonance chambers beneath

  Gender
• Set of bronze bowl's

  Bonang
• Set of hanging gongs

  Gong and kempul
• Single inverted bronze nowl

  Kenong and Ketuk
• Wooden xylophone

  Gambang
• 2 stringed fiddle

  Rebab
• Flute of the Gamelan

  Suling
• Horizontal drum beat with the fingers on both ends

  Kendang
• zither of 13 double strings

  Tjelempung
• Is an aerophone that are ( cross flutes ) usually played along with singing

  T'i ts
• An Aerophone and are ( recorded flutes )!usually played along with singing

  Diao
• Are chordohphones who are violin like two- stringed instrumentz

  - Hu- ch'in

  - Bu- ch'in
• Is an idiophone with ( gongs ) that signify the begginign of the performance

  Ta- lo

  Siao- lo
• Is an idiophone with a ( kettle drum ) used to create the tempo of the performance

  Tan- pi- ku