Music- final Flashcards

(35 cards)

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the most popular form of music in Indonesia.

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Gamelan

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is the term for every kind of gamelan music in Java.

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Karawitan

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3
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used to accompany dances, songs, and Wayang Kulit

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Gamelan orchestras

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4
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are believed to possess supernatural powers

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Gamelan orchestras

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5
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consider their instruments sacred, therefore stepping over the instrument is a sign of disrespect - musicians bow before playing the instruments to show respect

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Gamelan orchestras

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6
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female soloist singer who sings with a Gamelan

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Pesindhen

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7
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unison male chorus that sings with the gamelan

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gerong

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originated in israel associated with the Kibbutz, Israel’s collective agricultural communities

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zum gali gali

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The song is sometimes referred to by the title Israeli Work Song and is known for its rhythmic style.

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zum gali gali

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The most famous traditional ensemble of Myanmar, consisting of various percussion instruments, including gongs and drums.

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Hsaing Waing

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Hsaing Waing

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pat waing

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12
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small bronze gongs in a circular frame

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kyi waing

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13
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(larger bronze gongs

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Maung Hsaing

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14
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(set of 8 drums)

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Chauk Lon Pa

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15
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(bell and clapper used for rhythm)

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si and wa

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16
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Another name for the Hsaing Waing ensemble,

17
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is a famous traditional folk song in Thailand, associated with the Loi Krathong Festival,

18
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he song is often sung during the festival while people release their krathongs (decorated floating baskets) into rivers as a way to pay respect to the Goddess of Water

19
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Phra Mae Khongkha

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godess of water

20
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refers to the smallest interval of pitch in Indian classical music.

21
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is a melodic framework used for improvisation, similar to a scale, but with specific rules for ascending and descending notes, mood, and ornamentation.

22
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refers to the rhythmic cycle of beats in Indian music.

Common talas:

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The Tala System (Rhythmic Cycles)

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Plucked string instrument, often used for playing ragas.

24
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rovides a continuous drone that supports the tonal system.

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Keyboard instrument that follows the raga-based tuning system.
Harmonium
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traditional Chinese stringed instrument known for its moon-shaped body and expressive sound. It is one of the most iconic instruments in Chinese classical music.
pipa
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is a traditional Japanese folk song that describes the beauty of cherry blossoms (
sakura
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ossing a difficult mountain pass or overcoming hardships.
arirang korea
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Unlike Western music, which uses a 7-note diatonic scale, Chinese music is based on a -----, giving it a distinct sound.
pentatonic scale
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A well-known folk song about beauty and purity.
JASMIN FLOWER
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Two-stringed bowed instrument with a rich, emotional tone.
ERHU
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Ancient 7-string zither, associated with scholars.
gukin
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– Bamboo flute with a bright, airy sound.
dizi
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Mouth organ, capable of playing chords.
sheng
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