MAPEH-8

COUNTRY:
MALAYSIA
SEPTEMBER 21 2023

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 Welcome Students!
Good morning, everyone. I am Alcheulian Axel, and I am Fiona
Alizee.
And we were going to report about Thailand's music 8

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 Sub. Teacher
NINOY FERNANDO

The Subject Teacher for MAPEH-8

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 TOPIC ONE TOPIC THREE
Malaysia Two Region. Musical Ensembles and
TYpes of performances
in Malaysia

TOPIC TWO
The music of Malaysia
may be categorized
into two types

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 West
Malaysia
Peninsular Malaysia, historically
known as Malaya, also known as
West Malaysia or the Malaysian
Peninsula, is the part of
Malaysia that occupies the
southern half of the Malay
Peninsula in Southeast Asia and
the nearby islands.

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 East
Malaysia
Peninsular Malaysia, historically
known as Malaya, also known as
West Malaysia or the Malaysian
Peninsula, is the part of
Malaysia that occupies the
southern half of the Malay
Peninsula in Southeast Asia and
the nearby islands.

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 Two music Malaysia may
be categorized in two
types:
Classical and
Folk music

Syncretic or
Acculturated music

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 Classical and
Folk music

emereged during the pre-

colonial period and still
exist in the form of vocal,
dance, and theatrical msuic.

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 Syncretic or
Acculturated
Developed
music
during the post-Portuguese
period (16th century). It contains
elements from both local music and foreign
elements of Arabian, Persian, Indian,
chinese,and western musical and theatrical
sources

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 Musical
ensembles
And types of
performances
in Malaysia

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 this is gong-based musical
ensemble commonly used in the
funeral and weddings in east
Malaysia. This type of ensemble
is similar to the kulintang of
the Philippines, Brunei, and
Indonesia

Agung and
Kulintang

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 Kertok
This is a musical ensemble from
the Malay peninsula that consists
of Xylophnes played swiftly and
rhythmically in traditional Malay
function

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 Dikir Barat

This is a type of musical form that is important to Malaysia’s national

culture it is performed by singing in groups and often is a
competitive manner usually with percussion instrumental
accompaniment or sometimes without instruments at all.

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 Silat Melayu
This is a form of martial art that
is similar to t’ai chi. it is
originatd in the malay peninsula
since the chritian Era and is
mixture of martial arts, dance, and
music usually accompanied by gongs,
drums, and indian oboes

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 Goodluck students!
Thank You! for listening Our reporting

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