Reviewer in MAPEH: Music

Music Instruments and Ensembles

• Burung Kakatua can be performed in various time signatures: 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4.
• In Indonesia, musical instruments are regarded as sacred; musicians bow to show respect before playing.
• Slendro and Pelog are Indonesian musical scales, with Slendro featuring five equidistant tones and Pelog featuring seven.
• Javanese Gamelan is a traditional ensemble utilized in Indonesian court music.
• Pinpeat is a Cambodian musical ensemble known for executing ceremonial music in royal courts and temples.
• The Samphor is a double-headed drum from Cambodia, played by tapping with both hands.
• The Oneat is a Cambodian instrument made of wooden bars struck with a mallet to produce sound.

Folk Songs and Choral Music

• Rasa Sayang is a Malaysian folk song that translates to "I've got that loving feeling."
• Dikir Barat, a Malaysian ensemble, performs choral singing with or without instrumental support.
• Chan Mali Chan is a Singaporean folk song meaning "A parent looking for their child."

Instrument Classification and Music Categories

• Membranophone refers to instruments that generate sound through vibrating stretched membranes.
• Vietnamese music features three major categories: Folk Music, Imperial Court Music, and Religious and Ceremonial Music.

Additional Instrument Information

• Skorthom is a two-headed barrel drum from Cambodia, played with wooden drumsticks.
• The Khene is a large bamboo mouth organ, popular in Laotian folk music.
• Saung Gauk is a 13-string angular harp recognized as the national instrument of Myanmar.
• Pat Waing consists of 21 drums arranged in a circular formation.

Performance Assessment

• Rubrics serve as a tool for fairly evaluating student performances in music education.

This quiz covers essential concepts in MAPEH, focusing on music. Key topics include time signatures like 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4, as well as the significance of Indonesian musical scales such as Slendro and Pelog. Understand the importance of traditional ensembles like Javanese Gamelan and Pinpeat in Southeast Asian music.