MUSIC

I. Identify the following.

1. Meter of music: beats in a measure.

2. Shifting of the normal accent
3. Speed/pace in music
4. Length of time a note is played
5. It is the order of movement in music.
6. It is the simultaneous combination of tones.
7. The unit of time in music; also called the pulse
8. It is the quality of sound apart from intensity and pitch.
9. It is the succession of single tones and musically satisfying.
10. It is the number of layers and their use in the composition.
11. Formerly known as the Dutch East Indies
12. Volume of sound and expression
II. Matching Type.

1. A masked Drama based on the Ramakien, the
Thai version of the epic Ramayana
2. Dance-drama with emphasis on singing
3. One of the ceremonial music in Thailand which
honors present-day and past teachers and the
students reaffirm their allegiance to their
teachers
4. Most revered and important Thai ensemble,
composed of male musicians, which primary
function is to serve important social events
where they perform refined composition,
melodies are all orally-transmitted
5. A powerful empire in Southeast Asia which
flourished in the 9th to the 15th centuries ad
occupied much of what today is Thailand, Laos,
Southern Vietnam and Cambodia as its seat of
power
6. The state religion to which most of the
population in Cambodia subscribe
7. Freestyle boxing accompanied by music in two
parts: for invocation and for the fight. It falls
under the functional music of Cambodia.
8. Ceremonies that take place once a year such as
flower, soul-day, boat-rowing, water and New
Year
9. A ceremonial music for the ceremony for the
worship of spirits, during which a medium gets
into trance.
10. A genre of music believed to have been
introduced by Filipinos in the 1950s and
peaked in the 60s-70s but died in the 70s
because of a rebellion
11. In Cambodia, it is a chant in responsorial form
used by monks to educate lay people about
the dhamma
12. Krocung Damm
13. Krocung Phlomm
14. Krocung Khse
15. Theatres or plays
16. Type of Cambodian music limited to the ethnic
majority of the country, the Khmer
17. Rod-puppet theatre (non-shadow), story told
by a group of women
18. Shadow-puppet theatre which exclusively
plays (present) the story of Rama
19. Powerful Siam empire established in 1350;
court culture flourished during its reign
20. Repartee singing of a man and a woman
accompanied by an ensemble
 j. Arakk
k. Paritta
l. Ayutthaya Empire
a. Pradall m. Khmer Empire
b. Bonn n. Lakhawn
c. String o. Pinn Peat Ensemble
d. Hun p. Wai Khru
e. Khamer music q. Phleng Manil
f. Lkhaon r. Piphat Ensemble
g. Ayai s. Khon
h. Chanting t. Theravada Buddhism
i. Nang Yai u. Percussion
v. Wind

III. Choose the answer from the following:

A. JAVANESE B. BALINESE C. BOTH

1. Flexible in melody, tempo, dynamics, and repetition

2. Use of different sizes of gongs
3. Use of pelog and slendro scales
4. Ensemble is directed by a melodic instrument player
5. Abrupt changes in tempo and dynamics
6. Binary orientation of main beats and length or phases
7. Melody, tempo, dynamics and repetition determined by the composer
8. Accompanies dance, drama and shadow puppetry
9. Ensemble is directed by a drummer
10. Make use of percussion instruments