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• Saron - Xylophone with 7 Keys of heavy bronze keys
• Gender - Bronze Xylophone with resonance beneath, played with 2 hands, one mallet with a pad and the other mallet without a pad
• Bonang - Bronze bowls
• Gong-And-Kempul - Hanging Gongs
• Kenong-And-Ketuk - Single Inverted bronze bowl
• Gambang - wooden xylophone
• Rebab - 2 string Fiddle
• Suling - flute
• Kendang - Horizontal drum that is beat with fingers on both ends
• Tjelempung - zither of 13 double strings that are plucked
• Ipponchosi - a vocal pattern that continues a pattern
• Nori - Adapted from Chanting or Joruri (narratives)
• Yakuharai - vocal technique where you alternate syllables. Poetic Text
• Gagaku - Classic Court Music if Japanese Shamisen Music. From the 18th Century in China
• Kagura - Form of music dedicated to Deities and Gods And is performed in Shinto Shrines
• Nō - Chant that derives from shōmyō. A sophisticated and rich tradition of the Buddhists
• Nagauta - Long song that reached a golden age in the 19th century as dance music.
• Kabuki - Most successful theater entertainment in the Red Light District in the city
• Sakura - traditional songs that uses the Pentatonic Scale
• Noh - Oldest surviving Theater, has Religious themes where actors are all men.
• Ballroom - A partnered dance that is also a Competitive dance.
• Social - A dance to socialize, a community dance.
• Folk - Native and about Culture and Nature.
• Festival - Dances on Occasions
• Ceremonial - Religious dances
• Occupational - Labor or Work for example Magtanim ay di biro
• Courtship - dance interest to opposite sex
• War - mimicking battle. ex: Maglalatik
• Interpretative - Creative Dance that has symbolism