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Cambodia has a rich musical heritage centered around court music and dances traditionally performed by women accompanied by the Pinpeat orchestra. The Pinpeat orchestra uses instruments like the Sralai Thom oboe, Oneat xylophone, Samphor drums, Kongvong gongs, Skorthom bass drum, and Ching cymbals to play music for ceremonial and religious events. Key characteristics of Cambodian music include religious dancing, accompaniment by the Pinpeat orchestra, and stories/myths in dances.
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The opening slides emphasize prayer and love, setting a spiritual tone for the presentation.
Focus on the music and iconic Angkor Wat, highlighting Cambodia's rich cultural heritage.
Describes Cambodia's beauty, Angkor's historical significance, and the influence of ancient forms in their court music and dances.
Defines the Pinpeat orchestra, its ceremonial importance, and its role in accompanying court dances and rituals.
Introduces various traditional instruments like Oneat, Samphor, Kongvong, Skorthom, and Ching, explaining their characteristics.
Interactive slide questioning about the instruments presented, aimed at assessing understanding of Cambodian music.
Presentation ends with gratitude, noting the contributor Divina Q. Batulan.
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- 2. “LOVE ME LIKEYOU DO”
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- 5. Cambodia Cambodia isone of the most beautiful countries in Southeast Asia. It is the center of Khmer kingdom Of Angkor, a great empire that dominated Southeast Asia for 600 dramatic political problems in Cambodia. Cambodia has an Ancient heritage of court music and dances. The dances are traditionally performed by women and accompanied by the Pinpeat orchestra consisting of the Sralai Thom(a type of oboe) gongs, xylophones, drums, and singers.
- 6. Musical Characteristics It ismore on religious dancing. Some dances are accompanied by PINPEAT orchestra. It depicts stories and ancient myths. Cambodia art music is highly influenced by ancient forms as well as Hindu forms.
- 7. Pinpeat Orchestra ThePinpeat is musical ensemble or orchestra that usually accompanies ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples. This group usually has nine or ten instruments their music is always part of their court dances, masked, plays, shadows plays and religious ceremonies.
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- 9. Instruments used inCambodia Oneat The Oneat is a percussion instrument that is tuned to pitch and is quite similar to xylophone. It is built in the shape of a carved rectangular boat.
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- 11. SAMPHOR The samphoris used to lead the orchestra . It is barrel-shaped and is always held horizontally. It has two heads, with slightly larger than the other. Is played using the palm of the hands.
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- 13. KONGVONG The kongvonghas both large and small versions of the instrument. The circular frame of the Kong is made of bamboo and the round gongs are hung horizontally by cane strings across two bamboo frames on the upper of the structures. The pitch varies according to the size the gongs plate.
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- 15. SKORTHOM Is a bassdrum and is used in most of the popular Khemer orchestras. It is made of hardwood which produces a high sound.
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- 17. CHING It is asimple percussion instrument. It is made of brass mixed with cooper. It is consists of two kinds of metal and the sounds produced is much sharper than if only one is used.
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- 19. TEST: 1. Identify what InstrumentsIs the following:
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- 25. Prepared by: Divina Q.Batulan BSEd 302 THANK YOU