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Burma Hsaing Waing Saung

Arrival: Burma Officially called Myanmar Population Burmese, Shan, Karen, Rakhine, Chinese, Mon, Indian 7 Burmese provincial divisions & 7 non-Burmese states Predominantly Buddhist Independence from Britain in 1948

Hsaing Waing First Impressions Aural Analysis Circular frame Reediness and rapid variations Aural Analysis Outdoor ensemble Drums, gongs, and aerophones Colotomic structure

Hsaing Waing Instruments pa'waìñ (drum circle cìwaìñ (gong circle) hnè (oboe)

Cultural Considerations Indian & Chinese Influences Public performances of dance, plays, and rituals

Saung First Impressions Aural Analysis Elegant Indoor music Vocalist and the arched harp Cymbals and clapper

Cultural Considerations Female harpists and vocalists The refinement and sophistication of the old royal courts