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• Vocal music


  Music that uses and emphasizes the human voice
• Instrumental music


  Type of popular music performed without a vocalist and only with the use of instruments
• Types of vocal music


  • Opera
  • Gregorian chant
  • Acapella
  • Pop
  • Beatboxing
• Opera


  A form of theatre in which music is a fundamental component and dramatic roles are taken by singers
• Gregorian chant


  This music derives from ancient plainchant. Gregorian chant is a collection of sacred vocal music traditionally performed by monastics
• Acapella


  Music born out of the need to replicate songs using only the human voice, without the help of instruments or technology
• Pop


  A catch-all term for accessible, catchy, simple, or commercial music. It's sometimes called mainstream music. Pop refers to any popular form of music (rock, country, hip-hop) enjoyed by a mass audience
• Beatboxing


  An impressive display of vocal music skill. Creates music and sound effects using mouth, lips, tongue, voice, and body
• Types of instrumental music


  • Classical
  • Jazz
  • EDM
  • Bluegrass
• Classical


  Many times referred to as the formal side of music, classical music makes extensive use of only instrumental accompaniment and excludes vocals in many instances
• Jazz


  One of the genres that frequently emphasizes instruments over vocals. The flow is mostly improvised, and the focus is always on the instruments
• EDM


  The term "Electronic Dance Music" refers to a variety of percussive electronic music genres that are frequently played in festivals, and raves. Vocals are typically absent from EDM, and the beat is the main attraction
• Bluegrass


  Music that is primarily played with acoustic string instruments. Vocals may or may not be present in bluegrass songs
• Southeast Asian countries


  • Indonesia
  • Thailand
  • Cambodia
  • Philippines
• Influences on Southeast Asian music


  • Indian
  • Chinese
  • Muslim
  • Indigenous
• Functions of Southeast Asian music


  • Ceremonies
  • Ensembles
  • Dances
• Settings for Southeast Asian music performances


  • Open air- in temple yards and courtyards
  • Under the shade of big trees, in houses and public yards, fields and clearings
• Instruments used in Southeast Asian music


  Natural products found around the country
• Types of Cambodian music


  • Pinpeat
  • Pleng-kar
  • Mahori
• Pinpeat


  Ceremonial music for former royal courts
• Pleng-kar


  Wedding ceremonies
• Mahori


  Secular entertainment music
• Types of Cambodian pop music


  • Ramvong
  • Ramkbach
  • Kantrum
• Ramvong


  Slow dance music
• Ramkbach


  Thai folk music
• Kantrum


  Popular music originating among the Khmer
• Musical patterns in Indonesian melody


  • Slendro
  • Pelog
• Slendro


  Five equidistant tone, uses pentatonic scale
• Pelog


  Seven equidistant tone, uses heptatonic scale
• Modes in Indonesian music


  • Pathets
  • Irama
• Pathets


  System of tonal hierarchy, high, medium and low
• Irama


  An Indonesian term for tempo
• Functions of Indonesian music


  Mostly used for their events in the villages, happenings in their lives, lively in mood, rhythmical, danceable
• Gamelan


  A traditional musical orchestra of Indonesia, created by Sang Hyang Guru, the word means to strike or hammer
• Indo-pop


  Also known as Indonesian pop or I-pop, encompasses Indonesian pop culture, which also includes Indonesian cinema and sinetrons. Sometimes influenced by trends and recordings from Western
• Thailand musical ensembles


  • Piphat
  • Khrueang sai
  • Mahori
• Piphat


  Mid sized orchestra with percussion instruments, traditionally associated with funerals and cremation ceremonies
• Khrueang sai


  Features wind and percussion instruments with expanded string instruments, used for indoor performances, stickpuppet theatre
• Mahori


  Traditionally played by women, limited instruments, sometimes performed with a vocalist
• Thai classical music


  Synonymous with those stylized court ensembles and repertoires that emerged in its present form within the royal centers of Central Thailand some 800 years ago