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• Wayang kulit is a traditional form of puppet-shadow play originally found in the cultures of Java, Bali, and Lombok in Indonesia.
• The dalang (shadow artist) manipulates carved leather figures between the lamp and the screen to bring the shadows to life.
• The Puppets – the sizes of the puppets should range from 6 inches to more than 3 feet which are mounted on sticks from the buffalo horn.
• A complete set of Wayang Kulit puppets is composed of 300-400 figures.
• The Dalang – the person in charge of manipulating the figures, narrating the story, interpreting the characters, singing songs, producing sound effects, and giving cues for the gamelan
• Niyaga – the gamelan musicians​
• Pesindan – female singer with gamelan orchestra​
• 1. Kelir – the cloth screen​
• 1. Blencong – oil lamp used in Wayang Kulit​
• 1. Gunungan – symbolic scene element​
• Gedebok – trunk of a banana as a place to arrange the puppets​
•  Kotak kayu – wooden chest​
• Chempala – wooden knockers​
• Kepyak – metal rappers​
• Gamelan – musical instruments​
• • Sabetan – puppet movement​
  • Jantura – puppeteer’s narration​
  • Chariyos – story or narrative​
  • Ginem – dialogue​
  • Suluk – mood swings​
  • Tembang – song​
• 1. Dodogan – knocking​
  2. Kepyakan – rapping​
  3. Gending – melody​
  4. Gerong – male chorus​
  5. Sindengan – Pesiden’s song​
• Rebab – is a two stringed bowed and the blown suling flute enhances the melody.​
• Gender Panemburg or Slentem – in the gender family, it plays the lowest pitch and the theme or anticipates the theme.​
• Gender Panerus – in gamelan, it has the highest pitch in gender family.​
• KA means songs, BU means dance, and KI means skill.​
• Hyoshigi – also known as “ki” and “tanniki,” is a wooden clapper used in ceremonial music in a Kabuki play to signal the beginning and end of the performance in the kabuki. It is used as the curtain opens and closes.​
• Hayashi – musical ensemble for Kabuki theater which is a live performance of the shamisen players.​
• Hyudorodoro – it is used to mark the appearance of the ghost play by the instruments of flute and drum.​
• Geza – this music is used for some special effects in Kabuki, the musicians (Kagebayashi) are invisible, and the audience are seated at the lower seats of the stage. 
• Thai Lantern festivals take place during the festival of Loy Kratong in Chiang Mai.
• The Japanese word kodo could refer to both a "heartbeat" (ko-heart/ do-rhythm) or "children of the drum
• The Japan Kodo group is a professional troupe of taiko drummers based in Sado island in Japan. They are popular because of their creative and compelling music using taiko drums.​
• Kabuki is a popular theater  in Japan. It is  famous for its highly artistic showmanship.
• • The basic musical instrument is a three-stringed instrument called shamisen.​
•     Ballroom Dance - A partner dance and also a competitive dance performed socially.
• Social Dance- a dance for socializing with other people like community dance​
• Folk Dance- a dance that portrays the nature and culture of a community or activities of a certain group of people​
• Festival Dance- a dance suitable for special occasions​

      and festivities​
• Ceremonial or Religious Dance- a dance performed for religious ceremonies​
• Occupational Dance- a dance that shows work and labor​
• Courtship Dance- a dance of showing an interest to the opposite sex ​
• Interpretative or Creative Dance- a movement interpreting or symbolizing something​