Music and Culture in Asia Mid term

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buddhism

religion and philosophy based on the teachings of the buddha - focuses on acheiving enlightenment and liberation from suffering

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theravada

oldest branch of buddhism practiced mainly in southeast asia - emphasizes a simple life, meditation and individual enlightenment

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mahayana

later more inlcusive branch of buddhism that focuses on helping all reach enlightenment found in east asia

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nirvana

ultimate goal in buddhism - state of liberation from suffering desire and the cycle of birth

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meditation

mental practice used to devleop mindfulness, concentrationa nd insight - central to achieving enlightenment

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chant

repeated rythmic phrase spoken or sung used in budhiise to aid focus or express devotion

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sacred sound

a sound believed to have spiritual power in buddhism including chants mantras and insturments

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monk

man who dedicates his life or a part ot religious practices 

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layperson

a non-monastic follower of buddhism who suppots the monks and practices buddhist teachings

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zen

japanese school of mahayana buddhism that emphasizes meditation, intuition and simplicity over ritual or scripture

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shakuhachi

traditional japanese bambook flute used in zen meditaiton for breath control and spritual reflection

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visualization

meditative practive in which one imaginses deities, symbols or spiritual scenes to cultivate focus and insight

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mysticism

the pursuit of direct personal experience of the divine or ultimate reality through meditation or spiritual practice

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throat singing

vocal technique where singers produce multiple pitches at once by manipulating the mouth and throat

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multiphonic chant

a type or chanting where a singer produces more than one note at the same time

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harmonic/overtone

a secondary tone naturally produced along with the main note when singing or playing and instrument

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shamanism

a spiritual practice found in many cultures where shamans communicate with spirits or the natrual world through rituals and music

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shaman

spiritual healer or intermeditaur used in rituals to connect with the spirit world

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folk music

traditional music passed down thorugh generation refelcting communities culture history and spritual beleifs

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kut

korean shamanistic ritual involving music dance and offerings

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music

organize sounds that expresses ideas, emotions or cultural identity

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ethnomusicology

the study of music in its cultural and social contexts

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court music

music performed for royalty or nobility often formal and ceremonial

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classical music

highly devleoped formalized music tradtions

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composition

the act of creating or writing music 

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improvisation

creating or performing music spontaneoulsy rather than from written notation

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chrodophone

string instruments

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aerophone

wind instruments

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idiophone

instruments producing sound from the instrument itself

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membranophone

instruments producing sound via a stretched membrane

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indigenization

adapting foreign musical influences into a local culture 

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heritagization

preserving and promoting traditional music as part of cultural heritage

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rythmic cycle

repeating pattern of beats that forms the basis of rhythm

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texture

how different musical parts are combined

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heterophony

mulitple performers playing the same melody with slight variations

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gagaku

japanese court music

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hichiriki

japnese double reed aerophone

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sho

japanese mouth organ with multiple pipes

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biwa

japanese short necked lute (large body skinny neck)

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koto

japanese zither with movable bridges

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taiko

japanese barrel drum

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Aak

korean confucian ritual court music

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hyangak

indigenous korean court music

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Court gamelan

indonesian ensemble with tuned gongs and metallophones

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bronze

primary metal used for gamelan instruments

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gong

circular metal used for gamelan

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piphat

thai classical ensemble featuring wind and percussion instruments

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wai khru

thai teacher honoring ceremony

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virtuoso

exceptional musical skill or a performer with such mastery

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ching

thai small cymbals that mark time in ensembles

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drone and melody

common texture in asian music: a continuos drone supports a moving melody

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carnatic

south indian classical music tradition

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hindustani

north indian classical music tradition

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raga

melodic framework or mode for improvisation and composition

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tala

ryhtmic framework or cycle

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tanpur

long necked plucked string instrument providing drone

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mridangam

south indian double headed drum

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veena

south indian plucked string instrument

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drone

sustained tone or tones that underpin a melody

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sitar

north indian plucked string instrument iwht sympathetic strings

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tabla

pair of tuned hand drums used in north indian music

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guru

teacher or master musician in indian music traditions

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transmission

how musical knowledge is passed down

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pedagogy

methods and principles of teaching music

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oral tradition

music learned and passed down by ear and memory

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fusion

blending elemtns from different musical tradition

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Epic poem

long narrative poem that tells the story of heroic figures, important events and cultural values of a society

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indianization

historical spread of indian culture, religion, language, and political ideas to southeast asia via trade and cultural exchange

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sanskrit

an ancient language of india used in sacred texts

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mahabharata

longest epic poem in the world telling the story of a dynastic conflict

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ramayana

an ancient epic poem that follows prince ramas quest to rescue his wife

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wayang kulit

traditional south east aisan shadow puppet theater that performs stories from ramayana and mahabharata

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dalang

master puppeteer in wayang kulit that conrols the puppets and overall story

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gender wayang

traditional indonesian gamelan music to accompany wayang kutli performances

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shadow puppet

a flat puppet whose silhouette is porjected using light in wayang kulit

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shimmering (sound)

a music effect created by rapid overlappin gotnes to prudce a vibrating auditory texture

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state/state power

the authority and control excerside by a governemtn over its people, culture and institution

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Jingju/ peking opera

traditional chinese theatrical form combining music, dance, martial arts and elaborate costumes

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PRC - peoples republic of china

the soicalist state established in 1949 under communist leadership

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Revoltuionary Peking Opera/ Model opera

state approved operas created during chinas revolution that promoted communist ideology and revolutionary values

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Ideology

a system of beliefs of ideas that shapes how people undertand society. politics, and power often sued to justify authority

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hybridity

the blenidng of differnet uclutral tradtions to create new forms of expression

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Colonialism

the practice of one country controlling another territory

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Post colonialism

the study of the cultural poltical dns soical effects of colonial rle after independnce

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a 78 rpm chellac record used int eh early 20th centrue to distribute populare music before vinyls

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tanjidor

inodnesian musical ensemble combinign local traditions with military band instruments introduced during colonial rule

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Kroncong

an indonesian popular muisc genere influenced by portoguese music featureng ukulele like instruemtns and snetimental melodies

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gambang Kromong

a hyrbid indonesian musical stye blenidng chinese and local betawi musical traditions

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shanghai jazz

1930s chinese popular music combining jazz with chinese meoldies and aesthettics

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phleng lukkrung

a thai urban popular music genre associated with the middle and upper calsses

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enka

japanese popula rmuisc genre characterized by emtoinal singing and themes of longing, tradition and nostalgia

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Trot

korean popular music genre influcned by Japanese enka known for its rythic repetition and emoitnal delivery

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Phleng lukthung

thai rural popular music genre that reflects working class life, migration, and social struggles

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localization

process of adapting global cultural products to fit local languages, tastes, and traditions

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maulam

traditional cambodian sung poetry and storytelling fomr used to ezpress emotion, history and social commentary

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khaen

traditional lao bamboo mouth organ commonly used in folk and popular music

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VCD

Video compact disc, an affordtable video format widely sued in asia before DVDs and streaming

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Karaoke VCD

vcd format that allows users to sing along to songs

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media consumption

how audience access, use and engage with media such as music, film and television

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dangdut

an indnesian poplar music genre blending malay, indian, arabica and western infleuces often associated with the working class