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A form of folk music often featuring call and response singing accompanied by instruments like the khene (a mouth organ), lanat (bamboo xylophone), and can (similar to a fiddle)

An Indonesian musical instrument made from bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame, producing sound when shaken

A traditional Lao music genre popular in Northeast Thailand, characterized by the use of the khaen (a bamboo mouth organ) and emphatic rhythms

A traditional Burmese orchestra including instruments such as the pat waing (a circle of 21 drums), hne (a reed instrument), and the si waing (a set of gongs)

A traditional instrument set of the Philippine gong culture, comprising gongs of different sizes laid horizontally and played with soft mallets

Shadow puppet theater accompanied by a gamelan orchestra, notable instruments include the serunai (a double-reed aerophone), gendang (drums), and canang (small cymbals)

A folk song genre often sung by fishermen, typically involving vocals and sometimes accompanied by simple instruments like clapping or the biola (a violin)

A genre of traditional music from southern Vietnam, often played with instruments like the đàn tranh (16-string zither), đàn nguyệt (moon lute), and đàn bầu (monochord)

A string orchestra comprised of instruments like the bandurria, laúd, octavina, and guitar, playing serenades and folk music

A form of ceremonial singing with a unique blend of poetry and music, utilizing instruments such as the đàn đáy (a long-necked lute) and the phách (wooden sticks)

An ensemble consisting of string and wind instruments, primarily used for indoor performances; key instruments include the tro (a fiddle), roneat (a xylophone), and chapei dang veng (a long-necked lute)

A Punjabi dance music genre popularized among the Malaysian Indian community, featuring instruments such as the dhol (drum), chimta (metal clapper), and tumbi (stringed instrument)

Traditional ensemble music of Java and Bali, characterized by a variety of instruments such as metallophones, xylophones, drums, and gongs

Often based on the pentatonic scale, this music includes instruments like the saung (a Burmese harp), patala (a xylophone), and oboe

A traditional form of Malay music and poetry known for its romantic themes, often performed with the accompaniment of the rebana (a type of drum) and accordion

A form of Balinese dance and music drama, also known as the 'Monkey Chant,' it primarily uses human vocals, with performers chanting 'cak' and moving their hands and arms

A genre of Thai folk music reflecting themes of rural life, typically featuring instruments such as the phin (a lute), khaen (mouth organ), and saw (a fiddle)

Influenced by both Indian and Khmer traditions, known for instruments like the ranat (a type of xylophone), khim (hammered dulcimer), and the pi (a type of oboe)

An ensemble that accompanies the classical dance of Cambodia, consisting of instruments like the sralai (a quadruple reed instrument), samphor (a double-headed drum), and skor thom (large drums)