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    The document summarizes traditional musical instruments and styles of Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Laos. Some key instruments mentioned are the pinpeat orchestra and kongvong gongs in Cambodia, gamelan ensembles and slendro scales in Indonesia, saung gauk harps and pat waing drums in Myanmar, and agung and kulintang gong ensembles in Malaysia. The musical traditions of the region show similarities while also having distinctive national characteristics.

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    The document summarizes traditional musical instruments and styles of Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Laos. Some key instruments mentioned are the pinpeat orchestra and kongvong gongs in Cambodia, gamelan ensembles and slendro scales in Indonesia, saung gauk harps and pat waing drums in Myanmar, and agung and kulintang gong ensembles in Malaysia. The musical traditions of the region show similarities while also having distinctive national characteristics.

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    Instrument Sof Southeast Asia: Cambodia

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    The document summarizes traditional musical instruments and styles of Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Laos. Some key instruments mentioned are the pinpeat orchestra and kongvong gongs in Cambodia, gamelan ensembles and slendro scales in Indonesia, saung gauk harps and pat waing drums in Myanmar, and agung and kulintang gong ensembles in Malaysia. The musical traditions of the region show similarities while also having distinctive national characteristics.

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    Cambodia

    Instrument Cambodian Court Music roughly


    similar to Java, Indonesia

    s of
    Pinpeat Cambodian orchestra
    accompanying ceremonial of royal
    courts and temples

    Southeast
    Asia
    Kongvong gong circles (idiophone)

    Samphor double-headed drum


    (membranophone)

    Chhing finger cymbals (idiophone)

    Indonesia
    Slendro five equidistant tones in
    Oneat xylophones (idiophone)
    octave
    Peloq heptatonic tone scale with
    semi-tone
    Irama Indonesian term for tempo
    Hne double reed pipe
    Chauk Lon Pat set of 8 tuned
    drums

    Gamelan popular form of music in


    Indonesia
    Pensinhen female soloist singing
    with gamelan Maung Hsaing larger rectangular
    frame bronze gongs
    Gerong unison male chorus singing
    with gamelan

    Myanmar

    Pat Waing set of 21 drums in a


    circle
    Kyi Waing small circular frame
    bronze gongs

    Siand Wa bell and clapper

    Malaysia
    Classical and Folk Music form of
    vocal, dance and theatrical music
    Saung Gauk 13-string angular Syncretic/Acculturated Music
    harp as the national instrument of local and foreign music of Arabian,
    Myanmar Persian, Indian, Chinese, and Western
    musical and theatrical sources
    Agung and Kulintang gong-based
    musical ensemble used in funerals Khene a large bamboo mouth
    and weddings in East Malaysia organ.

    Laos
    Sep Nyai similar to piphat of
    Thailand
    Sep Noi known as the Mahori of
    Thailand

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