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# Reviewer in MAPEH ## Music - Burung Kakatua can be sung in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4-time signature. Indonesian considered their instrument sacred. The musician bows on their instrument before playing it. - Slendro is an Indonesian musical scale that refers to the five equidistant tones in octave. - Pelog...

# Reviewer in MAPEH ## Music - Burung Kakatua can be sung in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4-time signature. Indonesian considered their instrument sacred. The musician bows on their instrument before playing it. - Slendro is an Indonesian musical scale that refers to the five equidistant tones in octave. - Pelog is an Indonesian musical scale that refers to the seven equidistant tones in octave. - Javanese Gamelan is a traditional Indonesian ensemble that is used for court music. - Pinpeat is a Cambodian musical ensemble that performs the ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples of Cambodia. - Samphor is a Cambodian double-headed drum. It is played by tapping with both hands. - Oneat is a Cambodian instrument. It is played by striking the wooden bars with a mallet. - Rasa Sayang is a Malaysian folk song with an English translation of "I've got that loving feeling". - Dikir Barat is a Malaysian Ensemble that performs choral singing with or without instrumental accompaniment. - Chan Mali Chan is a Singaporean folk song which means "A parent looking for their child." - Membranophone is any instrument which produces sound primarily by way of vibrating stretched membrane. - The major categories of the music of Vietnam are Folk Music, Imperial Court Music, and Religious and Ceremonial Music. - Skorthom is a Cambodian two-headed barrel drum played with a pair of wooden drumsticks. - Khene is a large bamboo mouth organ. This is the most popular folk music instrument of Laos. - Saung Gauk is a 13-string angular harp which is considered as the national instrument of Myanmar. - Pat Waing is composed of 21 sets of drums in a circle. - Rubrics is a tool that you can use to fairly rate the performances of the students.