Music of Thailand and Laos
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The document provides information about the classical music and instruments of Laos and Thailand. In Laos, classical music and dance were influenced by neighboring countries like India, Cambodia, and Thailand. A popular folk music instrument in Laos is the khene, a large bamboo mouth organ. Thailand was previously known as Siam and called the "Land of the Free" as it was the only Southeast Asian country to never be ruled by Western powers. Several traditional Thai musical ensembles are mentioned, including the piphat, khrueang sai, and mahori. The document also includes lyrics to the Thai Loy Krathong festival song.
Music of Thailand and Laos
- 2. LAOS It is officially known as Lao Peoples Democratic Republic.
- 3. LAOS Classical music and dance of Laos was influenced by India, Cambodia and Thailand.
- 5. 1. SEP NYAI 2. SEP NOI
- 6. KHENE A LARGE BAMBOO MOUTH ORGAN AND THE MOST POPULAR FOLK MUSIC INSTRUMENT.
- 8. THAILAND It was known as Siam, known as the only country in SE Asia that has never been ruled by Western power thus called Muang Thai which means as Land of the Free. AYUTTHAYA RUINS
- 11. 2. KHRUEANG SAI ENSEMBLE
- 13. LOY KRATHONG SONG (FESTIVAL SONG) Wan Pen Duan Sip Song Nam Koh Nong Tem Taling Rao Tanglai Shai Ying Sanuk Ganjing Wan Loy Krathong Loy Loy Krathong Loy Loy Krathong, Loy Krathong Gan Laew Koh Shern Nong Kaew Ook Ma Ram Wong Ram Wong Wan Loy Krathong Ram Wong Wan Loy Krathong Boon Ja Song Hai Rao Suk Jai Boon Ja Song Hai Rao Suk Jai
Editor's Notes
- Music and dance was influenced by India, Cambodia and Thailand.
- Music and dance was influenced by India, Cambodia and Thailand.
- Classical Music Laotian classical music closely relates to the same kind of music from Siam (Siam can partly be understood as Thailand). The classical genre is divided into two types of music: Sep Nyai and Sep Noi. Sep Nyai is usually used as formal music in ceremonies and important occasions, meanwhile, Sep Noi allows you to play popular tones.